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EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: Soccer Mommy – ‘Sometimes, Forever’

"I want to make things that are flawless, that perfectly encapsulate what I’m thinking and feeling. It’s an unachievable goal that keeps you constantly chasing it.”

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: Maddy Jane – ‘Island Time’

A raw and poetic collection of songs that shares Maddy’s journey returning to her home on Bruny Island for the last few years, highlighting the irony, dark humour and the slight sense of fear that comes with ending up exactly where you started.

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: Angel Olsen – ‘Big Time’

"...this brightness and optimism is tempered by a profound and layered sense of loss."

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: Popstrangers – ‘In Spirit’

"This is a record that explores ideas of movement, displacement, and relationships between people and environment."

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: First Beige – ‘Doplar’

Meanjin/Brisbane-based band First Beige have shared their long-awaited and highly-anticipated debut album Doplar. The record marks a triumphant moment for a band who have continually won...

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: Obongjayar – ‘Some Nights I Dream Of Doors’

Emerging towards the end of 2016, Obongjayar has been called many things – a soul singer, future afrobeat, nu-jazz –...

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: Body Type – ‘Everything Is Dangerous But Nothing’s Surprising’

"We were coming out of a period that felt quite suffocating and restrictive. We just kind of regrouped and re-energised and did it ourselves."

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: The Stroppies – ‘Levity’

“The world feels strange and in turn making pop music feels even stranger. A healthy dose of levity had to be employed in order to find meaning in the process.”

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: Loose Fit – ‘Social Graces’

“It was a shit time to be a band, but it was great to have a vessel to channel all our anxieties and pent-up energy into. I think the album has all that fucked-up 2020/2021 energy in it.”

EDGE RADIO RECOMMENDED: Kathryn Joseph – ‘for you who are the wronged’

"For me, I think maybe there’s someone who might not even realise that they're being abused until they listen to these songs."