London Calling: DiS Meets Mura Masa
We talk to the rising star before the release of his highly anticipated debut album»
Articles
Edled has written the following articles:
The Friday Fangasm: The Velvet Underground & Nico
After this, music would never be the same again»
The Friday Fangasm: Since I Left You by The Avalanches
The Australians' legendary debut album is an escape to another reality»
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing (20th Anniversary)
This package is totally unnecessary as anything except a cash-grab»
Scuba - fabric 90
Its beauty is in its precision and rationality»
Golden Years: Was Music Really Better 'Back In The Day'?
"Everyone knows rock attained perfection in 1974, it's a scientific fact." Homer Simpson»
The Friday Fangasm: Frances The Mute by The Mars Volta
The Mars Volta have never quite received the love that they deserve from music magazines»
Danny Brown - Atrocity Exhibition
Basically just a good Danny Brown album»
Isaiah Rashad - The Sun's Tirade
A good hip-hop album, especially for a chill summer's day»
clipping. - Splendour & Misery
If this was a sci-fi film it'd be plagued with bad CGI and dodgy acting»
Zomby - Ultra
The album is cold to the point of inaccessibility»
Rae Sremmurd - SremmLife 2
If SremmLife was the first Van Halen (which it wasn't quite), then this is Van Halen II»
DJ Snake - Encore
A worthwhile listen»
You Should Be Dancing: The Art Of The DJ
Ed Ledsham considers what's actually going on when people "spin some records".»
Zhu - Generationwhy
A series of enjoyable yet unremarkable house-pop songs»
Jackmaster - DJ-Kicks
n a world where house and techno seem to get less fun by the day, Jackmaster is a breath of fresh air»
Pantha Du Prince - The Triad
The vocals, at best, add nothing to the tracks and, at worst, are an irritating distraction»
Die Like A Rockstar: Excess, Romanticism and Mysticism
Ed Ledsham explores the philosophy of "live fast, die young" is deeply embedded in rock culture.»
Human After All: Auto-tune, Technology, and Human Creativity
Technology has long held an uncomfortable position in music. Ed Ledsham explores the history of autotune...»