Category: Records

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    Tom Brewster

    Review: Beirut – Gallipoli

    Beirut’s latest is a beautiful contradiction. Tom Brewster reviews:

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    Ollie Webber

    Review: Bring Me The Horizon – amo

    Just how much have Bring Me The Horizon changed? Ollie Webber finds out with their new album amo.

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    Amber-Louise

    Review: Vampire Weekend – ‘2021’

    Will we be remembering this song in 2021?

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    Sam Law

    The Edge’s List of 2019

    From Miami rappers to Maryland singer-songwriters, we take you through who’s going to break the mainstream in 2019.

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    Jack Nash

    The Edge’s List of 2019: Sam Fender

    Having already won a Brits Critic’s Choice award, Sam Fender is set to be a hit in 2019.

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    Sam Law

    The Edge’s List of 2019: Maggie Rogers

    The Maryland singer-songwriter released her long-awaited debut album on January 18th and looks set for the limelight in 2019.

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    Bailey Williams

    The Edge’s List of 2019: Joji

    In the last few years, we’ve seen an unrivaled explosion of the Soundcloud-rapper genre into the mainstream music scene. Typically featuring shoe-string-budget production, trap influences, mumbled lyrics, and dark subject matter, a considerable number have managed to translate internet views into worldwide airplay. The foremost of these must be Tekashi69 and the late XXXtentacion. In […]

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    Jed Wareham

    The Edge’s List of 2019: Holding Absence

    Jed Wareham discusses why he believes Holding Absence are a band to watch in 2019.

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    Jack Nash

    The Edge’s List of 2019: YONAKA

    The hotly-tipped band are proving to the world that rock isn’t dead.

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    Pascal Ezeabasili

    The Edge’s List of 2019: City Girls

    The Miami hip-hop duo are signed to the same label that catapulted Migos, Cardi B and Lil Yachty to stardom.

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    Alice O’Hare

    The Edge’s List of 2019: No Rome

    No Rome a.k.a. Rome Gomez burst onto the scene in 2018 with dreamy breakout track ‘Narcissist’ – featuring a pretty small band called The 1975 (no, I’ve not heard of them either…). Originally based in Manilla, the Filipino musician has since relocated to London to continue making music with Matty Healy and co. – it’s […]

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    Tash Williamson

    The Edge’s List of 2019: King Princess

    Signed onto Mark Ronson’s Zelig Music record label, the popstar is tipped for a big 2019.

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    Thea Hartman

    The Edge’s List of 2019: The Japanese House

    The Edge’s List of 2019 continues with dream pop act The Japanese House.

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    Tom Brewster

    The Edge’s List of 2019: Shame

    The South London punk revival band lead the charge for our most anticipated new artists of 2019.