‘Never slumping in energy’: A Review of King Krule’s You Heat Me Up, You Cool Me Down
2021 is a good year to be a fan of contemporary British rock.
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My Favourite Story Album: King Krule’s The OOZ
Reece Beckett hails King Krule’s The OOZ as a unique and intensely emotional musical experience.
King Krule – ‘Octopus’
After the release of the King Krule EP in 2011 this 18 year old singer…
“How else are you going to start a band unless you start asking?” – An interview with Jules Jackson of The Big Moon
Jules from The Big Moon spoke with us during tour about forming the band, their Mercury Prize nomination, and New Music Friday.
Actor Kelsey Grammer talks about his hit show Boss and its similarity to King Lear
Kelsey Grammer and creator and Executive Producer Farhad Safina talk about the development of Boss, which is available now on DVD.
Hidden Gems: Archy Marshall – A New Place 2 Drown
King Krule’s only record released under his own name is a “moody masterwork”, Reece Beckett says.
‘We’re kind of in this rocky, emo era’: an interview with modernlove.
I caught up with Barry and Cian from modernlove two days after the release of their new single, Plans, to see how these versatile indie pop/rock storytellers were feeling and what their next moves might be.
‘His boldest record to date’: A Review of Lil Ugly Mane’s volcanic bird enemy and the voiced concern
Resident Lil Ugly Mane superfan Reece Beckett takes a dive into his latest project.
Review: Wiki – Half God
I first discovered Wiki thanks to his incredible feature on Earl Sweatshirt’s second record I…
Experimental and Promising; A Review of Black Country, New Road’s ‘For The First Time’
Reece Beckett reviews the debut album from post-punk band Black Country, New Road.
Artist in Focus: Peach Pit
Alice Fortt explores the world of Peach Pit
This Week In Records (09/02/2020) – Green Day, Circa Waves & Christine and the Queens
It’s Green Day Release Day! Time to Celebrate!
Wolf Alice win the 2018 Mercury Prize
The wonderful indie band saw off the likes of Arctic Monkeys, Everything Everything and Jorja Smith to win.
The Edge’s Top Albums of 2017: Numbers 30-21
Our next installment in the countdown to find the best album of the year.