Hopeless desolation and relentless anguish: The Cure – ‘Songs of a Lost World’ album review
After 16 years, The Cure has returned with an exquisitely desolate album, Songs of a…
Browsing: The Cure
The Cure – ‘Alone’ single review: After 16 years Robert Smith returns with a despairing and evocative song from a Lost World
Anton Allegranza Quicke reviews The Cure’s first new music in 16 years.
Review: Ed Sheeran – ‘Bad Habits’
Max Williams is left with mixed feelings from Ed Sheeran’s new “carbon copy” single.
Celebrating our Favourite 80s Music Icons
Is the eighties the best era of music? Probably. Our writers celebrate the icons that made the era so great.
This Week In Live-Streams (12/10/20)
Our live editor, Jo Lisney, has this weeks’ music live-streams that you should check out.
Introducing FLOWVERS
Hailing from Portsmouth, FLOWVERS are a four-piece who have been making waves in the indie…
Nostalgic News: The Cure’s Seventeen Seconds was released 40 years ago
Vicky Greer reflects on The Cure’s second album.
Record Store Day 2020: Rewind Review- Seventeen Seconds
Fancy treating yourself to a new vinyl? Alice Fortt has a look at why Seventeen Seconds is the one to buy
Love Songs Live
Vicky Greer outlines what’s to love about love songs performed live.
The Most Iconic Live Performances of This Decade
The Edge writers conclude who put on the most iconic performances of this decade.
Genre in Focus: Post-Punk
Rebecca Ormsby takes us through the history of the genre and what bands should be on our radar.
Rewind: The Cure – Disintegration
It’s a 30 year throwback! Vicky Greer looks at what makes The Cure’s magnum opus so magnificent.
Closer to the Edge: Our Top Festival Picks
The Edge writers reveal their top festival picks.
Glastonbury Festival 2019 line up announced
The Glastonbury line-up has now been announced, with Kylie Minogue taking the “legend slot” on Sunday afternoon.