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EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: Ruby Gill – ‘I’m gonna die with this frown on my face’

“...a small act of defiance against a job that makes me tired and a world that I never feel truly interesting enough for”.

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: Sampa The Great – As Above, So Below

"This is my freest project to date. It feels like the journey of 'my return' has been completed, and a new chapter begins."

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: Library Siesta – ‘What You’re Worth’

"Time was the only resource we had available to us, so we just worked on these songs over and over again for six years, not knowing if, when or how this record was going to be made.”

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: CLAMM – ‘Care’

"CLAMM explore the confusion of what it is to be a young person trying to live an honourable life in this fucked up world."

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: Workhorse – ‘No Photographs’

"Influenced by vast Australian landscapes, queer western films, apocalyptic dreams and the sounds of Julee Cruise, Chris Isaak and Mazzy Star..."

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: Liquid Nails – ‘Liquid Nails’

"Liquid Nails are original, high strength, fast grab, heavy duty, poignant, and even danceable."

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: black midi – ‘Hellfire’

“if Cavalcade was a drama, ‘Hellfire’ is like an epic action film"

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: 208L Containers – ‘A Night At The Mirage’

"Possibly the album of this - or any - year".

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: Teresa Dixon – ‘Way Down South’

Teresa Dixon tells stories of the healing power of nature, place and reflection.

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: The Sleepyheads – ‘Something To Balance The Sonder’

"This record represents seven years of raw, inward, self-analysing writing, three years of recording (and re-recording), and the overall experience of being a band while living in lutruwita/Tasmania,”