Category: Features
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I recently had the pleasure of chatting to Steven Battelle, the singer and lead guitarist of energetic rockers LostAlone, on the final night of their Seaside Rendezvous co-headline tour with the Fearless Vampire Killers, at the Bournemouth Sound Circus. We discussed, among other things, his love of film, raiding the kid’s clothes section of the…
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Readers, contributors and editors of The Edge share their memories of Reading Festival.
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Emma Miles shares a sunny afternoon in her hometown of Canterbury with CoCo and the Butterfields.
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Alex Meehan chats with Local Native’s Kelcey Ayer about the trials of touring, DIY albums, working with The National and confusing music journalists.
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Hannah Mylrea looks at the best use of music in TV advertising.
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At this year’s Redfest I managed to catch up with Palm Reader. We chatted about the release of their debut album Bad Weather and the guys shared their experience of playing festivals in Switzerland. How did it feel to release your debut album and receive such amazing reviews for it? Andy: Unexpected. Josh M: It’s…
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Ever wondered which fictional TV personalities you would invite round for dinner? Well, here are a few to avoid.
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The Edge caught up with much-hyped Dan Croll who told us about his next single, and debut album release date
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Editor Megan Downing interviewed The Staves before their performance at Blissfields 2013.
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Grace Pattle catches up with Brother and Bones at Redfest as they talk about their upcoming tour, power cuts and give their advice for budding musicians.
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The Edge caught up with Heaven’s Basement guitarist Sid Glover before the Bournemouth date of their UK summer tour.
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The Edge chats with Australian Cloud Control’s very own Heidi Lenffer about student bands, the battle to write music, their upcoming tour and Vampire Weekend eating lobster.
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DVD has served us well, but it’s time these great shows get the home entertainment outings they deserve.
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Andrew Ovenden talks about his recent experience at Blissfields 2013, and why he’d take a smaller festival any day.