Category: Features
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How the internet reached millions during the 1990s.
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Why do we pay an extra 6 quid to don ridiculous specs and be underwhelmed by 3D technology for 90 minutes? Adam Vaughan takes a (2-dimensional) look…
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Let’s go down the red carpet and take a look at this years Oscar nominations
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The EDGE chats to Athlete front man Joel Pott about career choices, Greatest Hits, and Skype-ing the kids
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The EDGE take some time out to have a chat with Paul Smith
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The Edge caught up with new talent Sunday Girl before she supported Ellie Goulding at Southampton Guildhall, to chat touring, song-writing and fashion.
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Before his Southampton Guildhall show The EDGE’s Hayley Taulbut got talking to Frank Turner So, you’re about halfway through the tour. How has it been so far? It’s good, it feels like I’ve had a really great year, and then I built up loads of bad luck, like we had the snow which was a…
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Channel Five’s online catch-up service, Demand Five, describes Neighbours as ‘an essential part of student life’. Whilst this bold assertion could be nothing but a marketing ploy, for me (and a large number of my friends), it couldn’t be more accurate. So what makes a soap set in suburban Australia so irresistible to university students in…
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The Edge catch up with Rich Ward, Fozzy songwriter and guitarist in an exclusive interview following their show at The Talking Heads last year. He talks WWE wrestling, kodiak bears and the dark side of technology… TE: For those unfamiliar with Fozzy’s music, what bands do you like yourselves to? RW: It’s kind of a blend between…
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After their phenomenal gig at Southampton Joiners, The EDGE’s very own Hayley Taulbut gets chatting to vocalist and lead guitarist Matthew Murphey
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The EDGE asks just what happened to the prolific 90s Boy band There are three arguably frightening images that define my childhood musical education. The first involves a curly-haired Justin Timberlake clad in denim and dancing on puppet strings, the second was my constant preoccupation to find the Backstreet Boys plane during every airport visit,…
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In arguably the highlight of last month’s MOBO awards in Liverpool, Tinchy Stryder led out a who’s who of British rappers in the first performance of his new super-collaboration single, ‘Game Over’. The combined record sales and overall exposure of the track’s guests, Tinie Tempah, Giggs, Devlin, Professor Green, Example and Chipmunk highlights just how successful…
