Pete and the Pirates – One Thousand Pictures
Indie-rockers Pete and the Pirates release One Thousand Pictures- is it any good?
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The 2011 Mercury Prize – The Nominees
Amidst the electronic haze of this year’s Mercury Prize, one beautifully natural album shines through.
Avenue Q’s puppets show us the meaning of life. June 18th, Cardiff Millennium Centre.
Leave your political correctness at the door. Gloriously inappropriate and brilliantly subversive, Avenue Q shows no signs of ageing
Music Downloading – Unplugged.
A look at downloading, both legal and illegal
Roxy’s Rendezvous Burlesque and Cabaret Show
An irritating sojourn through the bowels of Southampton’s industrial sector, but worth the effort
You want a crude comedy? This is the best it gets: Bridesmaids ★★★★★
So much more than just The Hangover re-made with women…
Racist, homophobic and devoid of laughs. It’s The Hangover: Part II ★☆☆☆☆
The wolfpack return… Barnaby Walter wishes they hadn’t bothered.
AIM Save the Best ‘Til Last with June’s Frequency
Cardinals, The Fruit Cellar and The Hit-Ups mould a perfect handover Frequency: one to remember!
Darren Hayman and the Secondary Modern – Essex Arms
Darren Hayman is the former singer and main brain behind indie rock group Hefner. He’s…
Thor: God of Entertainment
After some rather less-than-mediocre offerings from the Marvel stable (last year’s Iron Man 2 being…
May’s Frequency: Aaron Bali, Pangolins and Somahigh
The Alternative and Indie music society (AIM) continue to pull out the stops when it…
Leave Pop Music ALONE!
Are the consistent charges that the likes of Gaga and Katy Perry make “soulless” music fair? Does pop music cop more than its fair share of flack? Dhanesh Patel “investigates”…
Pigeon Detectives – Up, Guards and at ‘Em!
Released April 4th The Pigeon Detectives haven’t been away for long. Since 2008’s release Emergency…
Listen and Laugh – The Greatest Comedy Albums of All Time!
Here at The EDGE we love a good chuckle, and with the recent success of…