Category: Records

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    Sam Pegg

    Jorja Smith – ‘Falling or Flying’ album review: innovative RnB makes Smith’s sophomore release sparkle

    Sam Pegg takes an early look at Jorja Smith’s much anticipated second album.

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    Mollie Potter

    The Edge’s Favourite All-Female Bands/Groups

    We discuss our favourite all-female music groups and bands, from 1960s Motown to 2020s K-Pop!

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    Callum Joynes

    The Edge’s Favourite Queer Artists

    We cast a spotlight on some of our favourite LGBT artists!

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    Rosie Spurrier

    Olivia Rodrigo – ‘GUTS’ album review: a perfect collection of 21st century pop-rock rage

    Rosie Spurrier is overjoyed by Olivia Rodrigo’s sophomore album

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    Mollie Potter

    ‘I feel like I can hear that I sound more sure of myself and less afraid’: An Interview with Mae Muller

    Mollie Potter chats to Mae Muller about her debut album, Sorry I’m Late, Eurovision, and showing a more vulnerable side of herself.

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    Rosie Spurrier

    Devon Cole – ‘Dickhead’ single review: a banger that can be enjoyed by anyone

    She’s done it again, chaps.  Devon Cole has released another, I repeat another, bop in the form of pop rock anthem ‘Dickhead’. Yet again Devon has used her lyrical skills to create a banger that can be enjoyed by anyone with a habit of up-tempo beats and dickheads. Isn’t that all of us?  Let’s put […]

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    Callum Joynes

    The Struts – ‘Too Good At Raising Hell’ single review: another glam-rock stomper that is sure to get the party going

    Editor Callum Joynes has been rocking out to The Struts’ new single.

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    Amy Scott-Munden

    Bastille featuring Ella Eyre – ‘No Angels’ single review: ‘a wonderfully emotional track performed by two unique and expressive voices’

    To celebrate 10 years of their debut album ‘Bad Blood’, alt-pop four piece Bastille have finally released their mash up cover of TLC’s ‘No Scrubs’ and The XX’s ‘Angels’.  Back in 2012, before Bastille were Brit award winning, the band were releasing mixtapes entitled Other People’s Heartache. As the name suggests, these mixtapes featured covers […]

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    Holly Allwright

    Taylor Swift – ‘Midnights (The Til Dawn Edition)’ album review: an unmissable update to an album already filled with catchy melodies and bold messages

    Holly Allwright is pleased with Taylor Swift’s new version of her album ‘Midnights’.

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    Mollie Potter

    Blur – ‘The Narcissist’ single review: a gem that combines the very best of their career

    Mollie Potter is very happy with the return of Britpop legends Blur!

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    Faith Oldfield

    Foo Fighters – ‘But Here We Are’ album review: Grief, memories and love are all wrapped up in this album

    Faith Oldfield reflects on the first Foo Fighters album since the death of Taylor Hawkins

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    Kat Munday

    Queens of the Stone Age – ‘Emotion Sickness’ single review: The rock titans’ return doesn’t live up to expectations

    Kat Munday has mixed thoughts on Queens of the Stone Age’s comeback single.

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    Amy Scott-Munden

    Lana Del Rey’s unreleased music is a treasure trove of beauty; so why can’t we have it?

    Give us what we deserve, Lana!

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    Kat Munday

    Out For Blood: A Singles Review of Florence + The Machine’s “Mermaids”

    Kat Munday is loving Florence & The Machine’s female rage in the new track, ‘Mermaids’.