Author: Camilla Cassidy
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Are you, dare I say it, getting bored of the Bublé? Tired of all this ‘Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree’? Us too. So, The Edge‘s writers have gotten together to compile some of their favourite off-the-wall tracks that are still guaranteed to get you in that festive feeling. Though you might not find them on…
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Get ‘SuperFestive!’ for the 9th of December, as Features Editor Camilla takes Mariah Carey to task over her addition of far more jingle bells than strictly necessary.
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For December 8th we go to warmer climes, as Features Editor Camilla gives us Christmas in the Southern U S of A with some festive country tracks.
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For 7th December, Features Editor Camilla gives you a history lesson on how one of our oldest carols was an act of rebellion.
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Christmas favourites come out on December 6th, as Features Editor Camilla talks about ‘Christmas Card From A Hooker In Minneapolis’, his most melancholy track for the festive season.
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For December 5th, Features Editor Camilla explains the weirdest ‘Christmas albums’ of recent years – and what makes them the worst.
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Fixing your fictional favourites, by changing what they are? What could have made Harry Potter any better, or Zoo any worse?
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December 2nd; what do Elf, Home Alone 2 and Miracle on 34th Street have in common? Well. Apart from Christmas.
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It’s December 1st; welcome to the festive season, and The Edge’s Advent Calendar! To start us off, Features Editor Camilla shows you the magical, wintery treatment three rappers gave to ‘Step’.
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Daisy Ridley and John Boyega run for their lives in the first official clip from the upcoming film, which is set to be released next month.
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A soft and lilting 1940’s cover, from the greatest alternative rock band of the 21st Century.
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Scotland’s greatest export put on another stand out (or stand up, as the case may be) performance, showcasing a lifetime’s work of genuine passion for music (29/10/15).
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Southern bluegrass rock and roll, infused with modern production to make foot-stomping tracks that you’ll want played on every station.
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Hip-hop jazz – yup, you read that right – from Sacramento, California.