The Edge’s List of 2019: The Japanese House
The Edge’s List of 2019 continues with dream pop act The Japanese House.
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The Edge’s List of 2019: Shame
The South London punk revival band lead the charge for our most anticipated new artists of 2019.
Notes on News: Discovering Rising Stars with Yearly ‘Sound Of’ Lists
Amber-Louise takes a look at BBC’s Sound of 2019 ahead of our own List of 2019’s release.
Alternative covers of Chart hits
Jack Nash takes a look at some interesting re-imaginings of popular songs as part of our continued alternative coverage.
What is indie anyway?
As part of our continued alternative coverage, Jed Wareham explores what the term ‘indie’ means nowadays and reflects on the changes the genre has undergone.
This Week In Records (21/01/2019): Maggie Rogers, James Blake, & Loyle Carner
Weekly records round-ups are back with a bang in 2019.
“Well, How Did I Get Here?”: A Guided Tour of Rate Your Music’s Weird and Wonderful Genre Tags
Stop making sense with these peculiar and otherworldy listening experiences courtesy of the internet’s pickiest music community.
Gone Mainstream: Muse
Following their album released at the tail-end of 2018, Ollie Webber explores how Muse have changed for the worse in recent years.
If You Enjoyed : Bring Me The Horizon
Struggling to find something to listen to now BMTH have gone soft? Jack Nash has a list of bands you should be checking out if you liked old school BMTH.
5 Terrible Songs I Enjoyed in My Adolescence
Quite how everyone seemed to love these songs back in the day I’m not entirely sure.
In Defence of Mainstream Music
Mainstream music is often dismissed as generic and boring, lacking any real substance, but is it really all that bad?
On Edge: Anticipating The Japanese House – Good At Falling
The Japanese House’s debut album will have you falling for Amber Bain’s music.
The Edge’s Alternative Top Albums of 2018
Records Executive Tom Brewster comes out of the woodwork and, regrettably, tells us some of what he’s been listening to this year.
The Edge’s Top Albums of 2018: Kendrick Lamar, SZA, The Weeknd – Black Panther: The Album
TDE’s pioneering album accompaniment to Black Panther redefined what film soundtracks could be, earning it the top spot in our favourite albums of 2018.