This Week In Live-Streams (19/10/20)
Although fairly quiet at the start of the week, big names are live-streaming in the latter half. We have you covered here at The Edge for all things live-streaming!
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Our Pres Playlist
The Edge’s best jams for those *spicy water* meetups!
Venue in Focus: The Wedgewood Rooms, Southsea
The Wedgewood Rooms, also known simply as ‘The Wedge’ to locals, is Southsea’s leading independent…
“The shows are going to be more stripped-back and kind of rough-and-ready” – An Interview with Mura Masa
Theo Smith interviews UK multi-instrumentalist Mura Masa about his upcoming intimate show in Southampton, and also his university experience.
Genre in Focus: Post-Punk
Rebecca Ormsby takes us through the history of the genre and what bands should be on our radar.
Preview: The Libertines at O2 Academy, Bournemouth (03/12/19)
Miles Frost previews the The Libertines’ upcoming show in Bournemouth.
Introducing: FUR
Georgie Holmes highlights what’s to love about the up-and-coming Brighton 4-piece.
Acts to Look Forward to at Lollapalooza Paris 2019
Tash Williamson breaks down some of the acts on Lollapalooza Paris’s billing.
Preview: All Points East 2019 (weekend 2)
With exams pretty much over and deadlines out of the way, Jack Nash looks forward to one of London’s biggest festivals – All Points East.
1975 Albums to Listen to Instead of ‘The 1975 – A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’
Tom Brewster makes this list, for some unknown reason.
“Record companies need to risk more on projects they don’t necessarily think will be successful” – An interview with Husky Loops
Jed Wareham interviews the Italian trio Husky Loops
Nostalgic News: Daft Punk released Random Access Memories five years ago
Five years ago today, Daft Punk released Random Access Memories. Harry Fortuna looks back at what made the album a classic.
Review: Arctic Monkeys – Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino
Harry Fortuna reviews the divisive new record from the Sheffield-bred indie rockers.
Review: The Academic – Tales from the Backseat
Frazer Loveman reviews the debut album from the Irish quartet.