Tag: Acoustic

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    Morgan McMillan

    Review: Our Propaganda at The 1865 (24/10/2020)

    As Our Propaganda headed to The 1865, so did Morgan McMillan to give us her verdict of the socially distanced show!

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    Olivia Dellar

    Review: Passenger – ‘London in the Spring’

    Olivia Dellar looks at this lockdown release from Passenger.

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    Maddie Lock

    Review: Lucy Spraggan – Today Was a Good Day

    Maddie Lock reviews the former X-Factor contestant’s latest LP.

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    Ash Millman

    Review: 2000trees Festival 2017 – Saturday

    With the three day festival drawing to a close, Ashleigh gives us her highlights of the Saturday’s events.

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    Alex Smith

    Review: Diet Cig – Swear I’m Good At This

    Alex Smith reviews the New York pop punk debut.

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    Brunna Pimentel

    “To know that I’ve soundtracked someone’s life means more than record sales”: An interview with Benjamin Leftwich

    ‘Someone once bought me a lollipop that had a scorpion inside it…with a note that said ‘meet me at my tent’- Brunna Pimentel interviews singer songwriter Benjamin Leftwich

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    Will Hodgetts

    The Edge Sessions: The Hoosiers

    The Hoosiers came in to perform a short, two-track acoustic set for The Edge before sitting down with Live Editor Will to have a chat.

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    CM Kavanagh

    “There will be a pristine wall of posters and someone will have to draw a penis somewhere”: Interview with Eliza And The Bear

    An interview with an indie folk five-piece, without a single member called Eliza.

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    Charlie Masters

    Review: Kurt Cobain – Montage Of Heck: The Home Recordings

    Charlie Masters loads up on guns for a final thrust into the twisted world of Nirvana.

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    Amy Wootten

    Review: Jess Glynne – ‘Ain’t Got Far To Go’

    Records Editor Amy takes a look at this unusually acoustic track from Jess Glynne’s debut album.

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    Elinor Day

    Review: Camden Rocks Festival (30/05/15)

    The Edge sent Elinor Day to this year’s Camden Rocks to check out the likes of Creeper, Fearless Vampire Killers and Jettblack.

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    Josh Cox

    Review: Or So She Said – Free From This EP

    Most of you will never have heard of Or So She Said but this local duo are quickly becoming a big name on the live circuit, and have recently released their debut EP titled Free From This. After listening to the four track release it is safe to say the duo from Bournemouth have a bright […]