The Edge’s Advent Calendar: #MULLEDWINES
13th December, and Features Editor Camilla talks about the lyrically superior and thoroughly festive version of Robin Thicke’s dubious 2013 hit.
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This Week in Records
This Week in Records (07/12/15-13/12/15) brings music from The Weeknd, and a reboot of a Destiny’s Child classic.
This Week in Records
This Week in Records (30/11/2015-06/12/2015) sees the highly anticipated releases of the new albums from Coldplay and Rihanna.
British music industry boosts UK economy by £4.1 billion
Top British acts like Pink Floyd, Ed Sheeran, Coldplay and Paloma Faith have helped boost the UK’s economy by a staggering £4.1 billion.
One To Watch: Kill Your Friends
John Niven’s seriously dark cult novel is finally making its way to the screen, and it certainly looks to be one to watch says Polly Bussell.
Venue in Focus: The Joiners Arms
Venue in Focus tells you why you should check out Southampton’s most prestigious venue – The Joiners Arms.
Tickets for Glastonbury 2016 sold out in 30 minutes
The 118,200 standard tickets for next year’s music festival sold out within half an hour of being released.
Review: Avicii – Stories
Xavier takes us through Avicii’s unfulfilling second album, Stories.
Review: Foals – What Went Down
A more expensive, well produced album that is bound to sell well and fill concert venues, but doesn’t lose that edge that Foals bring and conquer the indie music scene with.
Preview: Super Cat Presents at The Sebright Arms, London
Super Cat Presents will see Tempest, Natalie McCool, YOUTH and Girl Friend take to The Sebright Arms (21/07/2015)
Who do The Edge think should take Foo Fighters’ headline slot at Glastonbury?
The Edge’s writers have their say on who should headline Glastonbury’s Friday, in the absence of Foo Fighters.
‘I’m not aggressively going there trying to be a solo star. I’m just kind of making music that I love’ – An interview with Oritse Williams
Natalie catches up with former JLS member Oritse Williams ahead of the release of his debut single.
Review: Mumford and Sons – Wilder Mind
Mumford and sons go atomic!
Introducing: Benjamin Booker
The raspy vocalled and exuberant riff maker of bluesy style garage rock is superb. You have no excuse any more.