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Luke Edwards

Luke is a freelance music journalist and the founder of the British Music History YouTube channel and website. Formerly Head Of Music at De Montfort University’s student radio station, Demon FM, he has been sharing his passion for music for many years, writing for numerous online publications ever since contributing to the NME Student Guide in 2008. While much of his career has been spent working as a professional marketer and content-marketing strategist, his long-term goal is to use his writing as a springboard to establishing himself as a music historian.

Articles by Luke Edwards

Most Annoying Songs Of All Time: 10 Ear-Bashing Horrors To Avoid!

List & Guides

Most Annoying Songs Of All Time: 10 Ear-Bashing Horrors To Avoid!

From viral novelties to chart-topping hits, the most annoying songs of all time never fail to cause irritation of the ears.

‘Absolution’: The Muse Magnum Opus That Foretold The End Times

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‘Absolution’: The Muse Magnum Opus That Foretold The End Times

A sweeping work of apocalyptic fervour, Muse’s third album, ‘Absolution’ is an alt-rock masterpiece capturing the angst of a post-9/11 world.

‘Silence Is Easy’: Starsailor Talk Their “Triumphant And Joyous” Second Album

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‘Silence Is Easy’: Starsailor Talk Their “Triumphant And Joyous” Second Album

Full of orchestral splendour, Starsailor’s second album, ‘Silence Is Easy’, still feels ‘fresh and relevant’ says frontman James Walsh.

‘Both Sides’: The Revealing Story Behind Phil Collins’ Most Personal Album

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‘Both Sides’: The Revealing Story Behind Phil Collins’ Most Personal Album

Recorded in the middle of relationship difficulties, the ‘Both Sides’ album saw Phil Collins close a chapter on his personal struggles.

‘Talk On Corners’: The Folk-Pop Triumph Of The Corrs’ Second Album

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‘Talk On Corners’: The Folk-Pop Triumph Of The Corrs’ Second Album

Taking their Celtic roots to new commercial heights, The Corrs’ second album, ‘Talk On Corners’ became a watershed moment for Irish pop-rock.

‘The Darker The Shadow The Brighter The Light’: Behind The Streets’ New Album

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‘The Darker The Shadow The Brighter The Light’: Behind The Streets’ New Album

The Streets’ long-awaited sixth album, ‘The Darker The Shadow The Brighter The Light’, sees Mike Skinner’s storytelling go full-on cinematic.

Best 90s Albums: 30 Essential Records That Defined The Decade

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Best 90s Albums: 30 Essential Records That Defined The Decade

Summing up one of music’s most fondly-remembered eras, the best 90s albums define a puzzling decade that rewrote the rulebook for music.

‘Smart Casual’: Aled Phillips Talks Kids In Glass Houses’ “Fresh” Debut Album

Interviews

‘Smart Casual’: Aled Phillips Talks Kids In Glass Houses’ “Fresh” Debut Album

A youthful debut album, ‘Smart Casual’ still has ‘a bit of a timelessness about it’, Kids In Glass Houses frontman Aled Phillips tells Dig!

‘Permission To Land’: Why The Darkness’ Debut Album Is Still Out Of This World

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‘Permission To Land’: Why The Darkness’ Debut Album Is Still Out Of This World

With an infectious sense of fun, The Darkness’ debut album, ‘Permission To Land’, led to a remarkable resurgence for rock’n’roll.

‘Selling England By The Pound’: How Genesis Brought Eccentricity To Prog Rock

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‘Selling England By The Pound’: How Genesis Brought Eccentricity To Prog Rock

Like medieval minstrels spinning tall tales, Genesis’ ‘Selling England By The Pound’ album harnessed fantasy and wit to craft a prog classic.