Funeral For A Friend @ The Old Fire Station in Bournemouth
Even though I’ve been a massive fan of Funeral For a Friend since I was…
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In Session With The Subways’ Billy Lunn
Hayley Taulbut meets with The Subways lead singer Billy Lunn in the studio to talk new albums, tours and working with producing legend Stephen Street
Reel Big Fish’s Ryland Steen: “I wanna be an undercover police officer”
Hayley Taulbut catches up with ska-rockers Reel Big Fish
REWIND: Owl City – Ocean Eyes
Time to rewind to an album that divided opinions…
The Kills – Blood Pressures
Now on their fourth album, Anglo-American raggedy rock and roll band The Kills are…
The Young Knives – Ornaments from the Silver Arcade
Ornaments from the Silver Arcade is an impressive effort, full of catchy and unpredictable pop songs.
Toy Horses – Toy Horses
Toy Horses play it safe rather than creating something new and exciting.
Does it Offend You, Yeah? at Talking Heads, March 22
After getting drunk to the beat of support acts Tripwires and Hounds, DIOYY?’s lead vocalist James…
Pegg and Frost Return: Paul Review
Aliens, America and atheism – Rob Leane puts Paul under the microscope
Before Rebecca Black there was…
The EDGE delve into the dustbin of vinyl history to previous misguided awful music a la Rebecca Black’s ‘Friday’
EDGE Goes 90s: Radiohead – Ok Computer
What is there to say about this album that hasn’t already been said? Often hailed…
EDGE goes 90s: Pulp – Different Class
Different Class is a gorgeously grotesque record; musically sublime, lyrically gifted and uniquely Pulp
The Vaccines interview
The EDGE exclusive – we catch up with hotshots The Vaccines
EDGE Goes 90s: Ocean Colour Scene bring Britpop to the Guildhall
Ocean Colour Scene found success on the back of the Britpop wave and they have surfed this wave to the Guildhall to take Southampton back to the nineties by playing their classic ‘Moseley Shoals’ album in its entirety.