The Best of the 2000s: Bright Eyes – I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning
Upcoming deputy editor Harry Geeves gives a strong case for why Bright Eyes’ fifth album is a defining record of the 2000s.
Search Results: Bright eyes (107)
Review: Bright Eyes – Persona Non Grata
Harry Geeves reviews Bright Eyes’ first release in 9 years.
“I should have put my shades on today ‘cos the future’s looking so bright!” – An interview with Maizie Williams of Boney M.
At Common People, Maizie Williams chatted about forty plus years of Boney M.
This Week in Records (24/8/2020) – The Front Bottoms, The Neighbourhood and The Lemon Twigs
This week has been an absolutely fantastic one for new albums. We’ve got new LPs…
First Aid Kit premiere new song ‘Cedar Lane’ – listen
First Aid Kit unveil a new track from their forthcoming album Stay Gold.
First Aid Kit announce new album, unveil single ‘My Silver Lining’
Swedish folk duo First Aid Kit have announced the release of their third studio album Stay Gold later this year.
“It’s crazy, I mean it’s only just starting for us” – An interview with Jim Lockey.
Connor Butler stole Jim Lockey away from his pasta for a few words.
“Jamie T? He fell over the other week and I helped him put his hat back on… does that count?” An Interview with Tim O T
Last week I headed to Kingston to a little pub venue called The Cricketers to…
Preview: Gaz Brookfield, Tom James, Rob the Liar, Tim O T and Cat McLean at The Bent Brief (08/12/12)
Seriously, what a fantastic line-up, for a free show, on Saturday night in Portswood, Southampton,…
Rebecca Ferguson – Heaven
Probably the best record we’ve seen from an X Factor contestant.
The Widowmaker
One of the South Coast’s talented musicians, THE EDGE get to know Ian Easton aka The Widowmaker
Miles Kane @ Engine Rooms, Southampton, 7/2/24: Kane brings anthemic indie-glam-rock to Soton
Editor-in-Chief checked out Miles Kane’s ‘One Man Band’ tour when it arrived in Southampton.
Moonlight (2016): The Movie That Broke My Heart
Esha Sanyal revisits the heartbreaking ‘Moonlight’…
Foo Fighters – ‘But Here We Are’ album review: Grief, memories and love are all wrapped up in this album
Faith Oldfield reflects on the first Foo Fighters album since the death of Taylor Hawkins