Category: Records


  • Review: Hozier – ‘Almost (Sweet Music)’

    Hozier makes Sweet Music in his new single.

  • Review: WALK THE MOON – ‘Timebomb’

    Will WALK THE MOON’s new single stand the test of time?

  • Gone Mainstream: Muse

    Following their album released at the tail-end of 2018, Ollie Webber explores how Muse have changed for the worse in recent years.

  • If You Enjoyed : Bring Me The Horizon

    Struggling to find something to listen to now BMTH have gone soft? Jack Nash has a list of bands you should be checking out if you liked old school BMTH.

  • 5 Terrible Songs I Enjoyed in My Adolescence

    Quite how everyone seemed to love these songs back in the day I’m not entirely sure.

  • In Defence of Mainstream Music

    Mainstream music is often dismissed as generic and boring, lacking any real substance, but is it really all that bad?

  • On Edge: Anticipating The Japanese House – Good At Falling

    The Japanese House’s debut album will have you falling for Amber Bain’s music.

  • The Edge’s Alternative Top Albums of 2018

    Records Executive Tom Brewster comes out of the woodwork and, regrettably, tells us some of what he’s been listening to this year.

  • The Edge’s Top Albums of 2018: Kendrick Lamar, SZA, The Weeknd – Black Panther: The Album

    TDE’s pioneering album accompaniment to Black Panther redefined what film soundtracks could be, earning it the top spot in our favourite albums of 2018.

  • The Edge’s Top Albums of 2018: BROCKHAMPTON – iridescence

    The “best boyband since One Direction” make it to the No. 2 spot in our favourite albums of the year.

  • The Edge’s Top Albums of 2018 – A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships

    A brief inquiry into our 3rd favourite album of the year.

  • The Edge’s Top Albums of 2018: IDLES – Joy As An Act Of Resistance

    Tom Brewster looks at IDLES’ excellent sophomore album.

  • The Edge’s Top Albums of 2018: Father John Misty – God’s Favorite Customer

    God’s Favorite Customer? Our 5th favourite album of 2018.

  • The Edge’s Top Albums of 2018: Kids See Ghosts – Kids See Ghosts

    The 24-minute album represented an other-worldly, mind-bending artistic peak for Kanye West and Kid Cudi.