There are so many reasons to pick up The Edge this month… here are all of them!
Megan Downing met the All Time Low frontman before their recent gig at the Guildhall.
Alexander Green takes on the impossible: reviewing Lana Del Rey’s debut album with a clear head. Check out his review of the most audience-splitting album of the year so far here.
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Records
After supporting Will Young on his UK tour in November, Jodie Marie’s anticipated debut Mountain Echo is finally finished. The album will be released on …
Every band has trouble with their second release. Maybe with only underground fame, do they give their fans more of a proven formula, or do …
The band name AWOLNATION brings to mind a sort of general misguided teenage rage at the state of world, as if the band are out …
The local student band have released a cover of the 1984 classic ‘Careless Whisper’.
The Blue Album is pure pop-rock perfection, standing out above an era epitomised by grunge. It marks the high point of the genre, and has …
Bias should have no place in objective journalism so I apologise if some does creep into this review, for Bloc Party are one of the …
Live
Frequency returns for 2012 to prove they are still the absolute top student gig night in the city.
This month Dead To Me and The Human Project are coming to tear the roof off of The Joiners
This month Dead To Me and The Human Project are coming to tear the roof off of The Joiners
Film
André Øvredal’s fantasy thriller promises so much, and does offer a few moments of genuine excitement, however it ultimately fails where similar films have succeeded. …
Some atheists find it hard to like or admire C. S. Lewis’s popular fantasy series The Chronicles of Narnia. The biblical allegories, the parallels that …