1975 Albums to Listen to Instead of ‘The 1975 – A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’
Tom Brewster makes this list, for some unknown reason.
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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.
This Week In Records (08/10/2018): Anderson .Paak, Twenty One Pilots, & Sigrid
It’s a bumper week for singles with Charli XCX, Jessie Reyez and Soak also releasing new tracks.
Review: Deafheaven – Ordinary Corrupt Human Love
The long-awaited fourth album is a treat from start to finish, a blissful barrage on the senses.
Review: Beach House – 7
Tom Brewster reviews the Baltimore duo’s most astonishing work to date
Review: Pale Waves – All The Things I Never Said
Pale Waves have released their first EP All The Things I Never Said, and is…
This Week In Records (11/01/2018): Troye Sivan, Camila Cabello, & Jorja Smith
With awards season just around the corner, here are all the fresh tracks from some of your favourites!
Preview: Pale Waves at The Joiners, Southampton
The Pale Waves will play the Joiners Southampton as part of their first ever headline tour (23/10/2017).
This Week In Records: ODESZA, Tove Lo & Suzi Wu (08/09/2017)
Want new music? We’re fully charged, nipples hard, and ready to go.
Review: 2000trees Festival 2017 – Saturday
With the three day festival drawing to a close, Ashleigh gives us her highlights of the Saturday’s events.
Mental Health in Film: Helpful Vs Harmful
For Mental Health Awareness Week, we look at different films and their portrayals of mental health.
The Edge’s Most Anticipated Films of 2017
With 2017 looking to be a huge year in film, showcasing blockbusters, reboots, remakes and originals, The Edge take a look at our most anticipated films of the year.
The Edge’s Top 10 TV Shows of 2016
From some great British TV gems, to the rise of the binge-watch, The Edge count down the best shows of 2016.
This Year In Records
Xavier Voigt-Hill takes a look from ANOHNI to The xx at what made 2016 tick.