Triassic – A Thousand Leagues Down
Andy Davies reviews the first major recording effort of Southampton Uni’s home grown, indie/math rockers Triassic, with their EP A Thousand Leagues Down
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BRIT Awards 2013 nominations announced
Following the unveiling of Tom Odell as winner of the 2013 Critics’ Choice Award a…
McFly – Memory Lane: The Best of McFly
McFly have been at large in the pop scene for almost 10 years now and…
Spector – Enjoy It While It Lasts
It seems to all be becoming a bit formulaic now doesn’t it? Like clockwork when…
“We Hate ‘Let’s Go Surfing'”: The Edge Talks to Jacob Graham from The Drums
Currently on tour supporting their second album Portamento, The Drums guitarist Jacob Graham took some…
The Angle – Week 6
The final Angle of 2011 provides you with some new festive treats as well as the undiscovered gems.
All Mankind – Simple Desire
All Mankind tread no new ground, but create a decent and enjoyable pop-rock record.
“It’s the first record we’ve been 100% happy with” – Guillemots on their new album
MC Magrao, guitarist, driller and typerwritist from Guillemots takes some time out of his busy…
The Boxer Rebellion- The Cold Still
Can The Boxer Rebellion achieve mainstream success with their third album The Cold Still?
REWIND to ’94: Oasis – Definitely Maybe
Is this one of the best albums ever? Definitely. Is the debut the best Oasis album? Maybe.
Collab: Films We’re Looking Forward to in 2023
2023 is a highly anticipated year for cinephiles and auteurs alike. It promises to offer…
Review: When the Screaming Starts – Documentary Gone Wild
‘How far will you go to fulfil your dreams?’ is the question hanging over the…
What We’re Listening To: September 2020
Here’s your roundup of September tunes from us at The Edge!
Nostalgic News: Criminal Minds was released 15 years ago
Morgan McMillan takes a look back at Criminal Minds, the top crime drama that is now 15 years old!