Category: Features
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The EDGE caught up with Fighting Fiction and Still Bust midway through their April UK tour before their Southampton show at Goblets on 14/04/2011. The bands talked about touring, recording, Spotify and the UK Punk Rock scene. Firstly, who are you and what do you do? Fighting Fiction : (Jacob) My name is Jacob Glew…
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Hayley Taulbut meets with The Subways lead singer Billy Lunn in the studio to talk new albums, tours and working with producing legend Stephen Street
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Are the consistent charges that the likes of Gaga and Katy Perry make “soulless” music fair? Does pop music cop more than its fair share of flack? Dhanesh Patel “investigates”…
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Hayley Taulbut catches up with ska-rockers Reel Big Fish
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Ben Bradford attended the one night only showing of the Foo Fighter’s feature length documentary Back and Forth at UK cinemas, followed by a full live performance of their new album, Wasting Light.
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MC Magrao, guitarist, driller and typerwritist from Guillemots takes some time out of his busy schedule to chat to The EDGE’s Hayley Taulbut before the release of their upcoming album. First things first, how are you doing? I’m really good, everything is going really well. We are really excited for the new record, so we’ve…
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Here at The EDGE we love a good chuckle, and with the recent success of The Lonely Island, we take a little look over the hits of the comedy-album genre. 3. Tenacious D – Tenacious D Released around the same time Jack Black was making waves in the film industry with High Fidelity and Shallow Hal, ‘Tenacious D’ marked…
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The EDGE delve into the dustbin of vinyl history to previous misguided awful music a la Rebecca Black’s ‘Friday’
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Was fashion in the 90s more than just sweatshirts and nylon tracksuits?
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In September 1991 Grunge exploded onto the world scene with a song that, twenty years on, surely ought to be preloaded onto every new iPod, Nirvana’s ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’. It came hot on the heels of a decade during which hard rock was increasingly defined by bands that looked like the forced mating of…
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The best-selling girl group of all time: THE EDGE takes a look at how the Spice Girls were doing it for the girls in the nineties.
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Who likes modern sketch shows? With the drab and downright bigoted offerings of things like Frankie Boyle’s Tremadol Nights, or the funny-at-first antics of Little Britain, it’s easy to think that sketch shows are just at the bottom of the comedy pile. Satirical film, then stand up, then light hearted comedy flicks, then sitcoms, then…
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The Edge reminisces in all things British as the resurgence in British guitar pop and ‘Cool Britannia’ led to the movement of Britpop which gave us Oasis, Blur, Supergrass, Ocean Colour Scene, Ash and many more.
