Review: Calvin Harris ft. Haim – ‘Pray to God’
Another high quality song from Harris and will ultimately be successful.
Author Marcus Bridgland
Marcus Bridgland
Muse-worshiping, F1-career-aiming Aeronautics student.
Total articles: 69Review: Daniel Butler – Let Me
A brilliant piece of work from the 19 year old Berkshire-born producer.
Review: Years & Years – ‘King’
After recently being crowned the BBC’s “Sound of 2015” (which has previously been won by…
Review: Mark Ronson – Uptown Special
With incredibly high expectations, especially after the instantaneous success of a certain ‘Uptown Funk’, did Uptown Special live up to those heights?
‘We just love writing songs, it’s an outlet for us’: An interview with Lonely the Brave (27/11/14)
Marcus Bridgland caught up with rising stars Lonely The Brave.
Review: Halo: The Master Chief Collection
Marcus reviews ‘Halo: The Master Chief Collection’ and finds it to be a “neat exclusive” for the Xbox One.
Review: Knife Party – Abandon Ship
Three years after prioritising Knife Party over Pendulum, electronic dance duo Rob Swire and Gareth McGrillen have released their first album, Abandon Ship, after a succession of EPs.
Preview: Deaf Havana with Lonely the Brave @ Bournemouth Academy (14/12/2014)
Deaf Havana are set to embark upon a huge UK tour, covering lesser known venues around England. They will be joined on the road by Lonely The Brave and Verses.
Review: Motion – Calvin Harris
Arguably the world’s biggest DJ, Calvin Harris returns to music domination with his latest album Motion.
Review: Catfish and the Bottlemen at Wedgewood Rooms (06/11/2014)
Catfish & The Bottlemen performed an unforgettable show at Portsmouth’s Wedgewood Rooms, leaving quite a mark on Edge Writer Marcus Bridgland.
The Scariest Game I have ever played
Halloween is coming up and to celebrate, our writers at The Edge have put together a list of the scariest games they have ever played!
Review: George Ezra at Portsmouth Pyramids (27/10/2014)
Heralding from Bristol, Ezra pleased the crowd with his guitar melodies, with strong support from Rae Morris.
Review: Alien: Isolation
Marcus takes a look at the highly anticipated Alien: Isolation and isn’t disappointed.