Fri, 28 Aug 2009 20:15:53 +0100 Radio Magnetic http://radiomagnetic.com/theedgefestival Podcast Maker v1.4.0 - http://www.lemonzdream.com/podcastmaker Features previews, interviews and live recordings made by Radio Magnetic, from The Edge Festival The Edge Festival brings together over 50 acts playing live at gigs across Edinburgh during August. en © 2009 Radio Magnetic Radio Magnetic http://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/theedge_2009_logo_300x300_144.jpg http://radiomagnetic.com/theedgefestival 144 144 Music the,edge,festival,radio,magnetic,live,music,edinburgh,festival,fringe,david,byrne,faith,no,more,the,bluetones,the,stranglers,malcolm,middleton,andrew,bird,frightened,rabbit,the,streets,the,black,dog,calvin,harris,biffy,cliro,boyz,noise no © 2009 Radio Magneticthe,edge,festival,radio,magnetic,live,music,edinburgh,festival,fringe,david,byrne,faith,no,more,the,bluetones,the,stranglers,malcolm,middleton,andrew,bird,frightened,rabbit,the,streets,the,black,dog,calvin,harris,biffy,cliro,boyz,noiseMusic Radio Magnetic Andrew Bird, from USA, and Emma Pollock, from Scotland, shared a bill at the HMV Picture House in Edinburgh on Sunday 23 August as part of The Edge Festival. We were there to record the gig and speak to both artists about their experience playing Edinburgh during The Fringe. Emma talks about how she feels when playing live and what she thinks about Andrew Bird’s simple yet beautiful style of performance. myspace.com/emmapollock andrewbird.net mamagroup.co.uk/picturehouse theedgefestival.com This gig was recorded using a Line 6 UX2 audio interface, MacBook Pro and Audacity. The interviews were recorded using Line 6 BackTrack+Mic portable recorders. line6.com<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~4/uHJKiavS4gc" height="1" width="1"/> Andrew Bird, from USA, and Emma Pollock, from Scotland, shared a bill at the HMV Picture House in Edinburgh on Sunday 23 August as part of The Edge Festival. Andrew Bird, from USA, and Emma Pollock, from Scotland, shared a bill at the HMV Picture House in Edinburgh on Sunday 23 August as part of The Edge Festival. We were there to record the gig and speak to both artists about their experience playing Edinburgh during The Fringe. Emma talks about how she feels when playing live and what she thinks about Andrew Bird’s simple yet beautiful style of performance. myspace.com/emmapollock andrewbird.net mamagroup.co.uk/picturehouse theedgefestival.com This gig was recorded using a Line 6 UX2 audio interface, MacBook Pro and Audacity. The interviews were recorded using Line 6 BackTrack+Mic portable recorders. line6.com http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~3/uHJKiavS4gc/090828_edge_pollock_bird_feature_64m.mp3 http://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/090828_edge_pollock_bird_feature_64m.mp3 Fri, 28 Aug 2009 20:13:43 +0100 Music no 00:04:02 the edge festival, radio magnetic, live music, edinburgh, festival, fringe, david byrne, faith no more, the bluetones, the stranglers, malcolm middleton, andrew bird, frightened rabbit, the streets, the black dog, calvin harris, biffy clyro, boyz noise Radio Magnetichttp://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/090828_edge_pollock_bird_feature_64m.mp3 Radio Magnetic Lovvers, Divorce and The Elvis Suicide are three of the most promising underground bands in the UK right now and we were lucky enough to catch them at their gig as part of The Edge Festival at Sneaky Pete’s in Edinburgh. After electrifying performances from all three bands we pinned down Chris from The Elvis Suicide for a chat about punk inspirations, performing live and the venue for the night’s music, Sneaky Pete’s. He gives a detailed and humorous account of the acts he’s sharing a bill with and we also hear a few words from Lovvers. the edgefestival.com myspace.com/letscommunicate myspace.com/puredivorced theelvissuicide.com<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~4/a8VlNGkdzGg" height="1" width="1"/> At one of the most raucous gigs of the festival, we spoke to band members from The Elvis Suicide and Lovvers and hear live music from both bands and Divorce. Lovvers, Divorce and The Elvis Suicide are three of the most promising underground bands in the UK right now and we were lucky enough to catch them at their gig as part of The Edge Festival at Sneaky Pete’s in Edinburgh. After electrifying performances from all three bands we pinned down Chris from The Elvis Suicide for a chat about punk inspirations, performing live and the venue for the night’s music, Sneaky Pete’s. He gives a detailed and humorous account of the acts he’s sharing a bill with and we also hear a few words from Lovvers. the edgefestival.com myspace.com/letscommunicate myspace.com/puredivorced theelvissuicide.com http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~3/a8VlNGkdzGg/090826_edge_rock_feature_64m.mp3 http://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/090826_edge_rock_feature_64m.mp3 Thu, 27 Aug 2009 11:15:07 +0100 Music no 00:04:32 the edge festival, radio magnetic, live music, edinburgh, festival, fringe, david byrne, faith no more, the bluetones, the stranglers, malcolm middleton, andrew bird, frightened rabbit, the streets, the black dog, calvin harris, biffy clyro, boyz noise Radio Magnetichttp://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/090826_edge_rock_feature_64m.mp3 Radio Magnetic For fans of the 17 year old electro musician this was a chance to hear his single Lion Hat (named after his trademark headgear) live. Lion Hat been getting rave reviews and massive mainstream radio coverage since its release earlier this year. His popularity is such that pop legends, The Pet Shop Boys, asked Oliver Sabin to remix their track Did You See Me Coming for a 12″ vinyl release on major label Parlophone. Listen to this feature for a few words from the man himself, recorded after his appearance at The Edge Festival.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~4/FLts6T1v_a4" height="1" width="1"/> As part of The Edge Festival 2009 we caught up with Edinburgh’s Unicorn Kid at Cabaret Voltaire For fans of the 17 year old electro musician this was a chance to hear his single Lion Hat (named after his trademark headgear) live. Lion Hat been getting rave reviews and massive mainstream radio coverage since its release earlier this year. His popularity is such that pop legends, The Pet Shop Boys, asked Oliver Sabin to remix their track Did You See Me Coming for a 12″ vinyl release on major label Parlophone. Listen to this feature for a few words from the man himself, recorded after his appearance at The Edge Festival. http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~3/FLts6T1v_a4/090817_edge_unicorn_kid_interview_64m.mp3 http://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/090817_edge_unicorn_kid_interview_64m.mp3 Tue, 18 Aug 2009 18:11:23 +0100 Music no 00:03:47 the edge festival, radio magnetic, live music, edinburgh, festival, fringe, david byrne, faith no more, the bluetones, the stranglers, malcolm middleton, andrew bird, frightened rabbit, the streets, the black dog, calvin harris, biffy clyro, boyz noise Radio Magnetichttp://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/090817_edge_unicorn_kid_interview_64m.mp3 Radio Magnetic The third Edge Festival teaser by Radio Magnetic brings together clips of music from some of the dance and electronic acts performing at The Edge Festival this year including Boyz Noise, Metric, Young Fathers, Unicorn Kid, Calvin Harris, N-Dubz, The Streets, The Black Dog and The Juan Maclean. For more information about the festvial, artists and to buy tickets, visit TheEdgeFestival.com<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~4/3HiYDJ4OZGM" height="1" width="1"/> The third teaser from The Edge Festival 2009 is a mixed selection of some of the dance and electronic acts that Radio Magnetic is most looking forward to seeing. The third Edge Festival teaser by Radio Magnetic brings together clips of music from some of the dance and electronic acts performing at The Edge Festival this year including Boyz Noise, Metric, Young Fathers, Unicorn Kid, Calvin Harris, N-Dubz, The Streets, The Black Dog and The Juan Maclean. For more information about the festvial, artists and to buy tickets, visit TheEdgeFestival.com http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~3/3HiYDJ4OZGM/the_edge_dance_teaser.m4a http://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/the_edge_dance_teaser.m4a Wed, 12 Aug 2009 12:17:17 +0100 Music no 00:02:29 the edge festival, radio magnetic, live music, edinburgh, festival, fringe, david byrne, faith no more, the bluetones, the stranglers, malcolm middleton, andrew bird, frightened rabbit, the streets, the black dog, calvin harris, biffy clyro, boyz noise Radio Magnetichttp://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/the_edge_dance_teaser.m4a Radio Magnetic This is the second of Radio Magnetic’s previews of The Edge Festival. Having presented a programme of live music events during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe for the past ten years, DF Concerts have put together a distinctive line up of credible acts offering fans the unique chance to see their favourite artists in intimate surroundings. This programme sees music from some of the indie bands and artists performing at The Edge Festival this year including David Byrne, Broken Records, Mumford & Sons, Ian Broudie, The Red Hot Chilli Pipers and Malcolm Middleton. We also speak to Amanda Palmer and Andrew Bird about why they’re looking forward to performing in Edinburgh as part of The Edge Festival. Tracklist David Byrne & Brian Eno – Strange Overtones Broken Records – A Good Reason Mumford & Sons – Roll Away Your Stone Foy Vance – Shed A Little Light Amanda Palmer – Ampersand Ian Broudie – Song For No-one Magazine – Shot By Both Sides Red Hot Chilli Pipers – We Will Rock You Carolina Liar – I’m Not Over Andrew Bird – Anonanimal Malcolm Middleton – Red Travelling Socks For more information about the festvial, artists and to buy tickets, visit The Edge Festival website. theedgefestival.com<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~4/J1657RyAYeo" height="1" width="1"/> The second of Radio Magnetic’s previews of The Edge Festival. We bring you a selection of the indie bands and artists set to play at the festival. This is the second of Radio Magnetic’s previews of The Edge Festival. Having presented a programme of live music events during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe for the past ten years, DF Concerts have put together a distinctive line up of credible acts offering fans the unique chance to see their favourite artists in intimate surroundings. This programme sees music from some of the indie bands and artists performing at The Edge Festival this year including David Byrne, Broken Records, Mumford & Sons, Ian Broudie, The Red Hot Chilli Pipers and Malcolm Middleton. We also speak to Amanda Palmer and Andrew Bird about why they’re looking forward to performing in Edinburgh as part of The Edge Festival. Tracklist David Byrne & Brian Eno – Strange Overtones Broken Records – A Good Reason Mumford & Sons – Roll Away Your Stone Foy Vance – Shed A Little Light Amanda Palmer – Ampersand Ian Broudie – Song For No-one Magazine – Shot By Both Sides Red Hot Chilli Pipers – We Will Rock You Carolina Liar – I’m Not Over Andrew Bird – Anonanimal Malcolm Middleton – Red Travelling Socks For more information about the festvial, artists and to buy tickets, visit The Edge Festival website. theedgefestival.com http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~3/J1657RyAYeo/090805_edge_indie_preview_64m.mp3 http://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/090805_edge_indie_preview_64m.mp3 Mon, 10 Aug 2009 11:28:32 +0100 Music no 00:47:23 the edge festival, radio magnetic, live music, edinburgh, festival, fringe, david byrne, faith no more, the bluetones, the stranglers, malcolm middleton, andrew bird, frightened rabbit, the streets, the black dog, calvin harris, biffy clyro, boyz noise Radio Magnetichttp://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/090805_edge_indie_preview_64m.mp3 Radio Magnetic The second Edge Festival teaser by Radio Magnetic brings together clips of music from some of the indie bands and artists performing at The Edge Festival this year including David Byrne, Broken Records, Mumford & Sons, Ian Broudie, The Red Hot Chilli Pipers, Andrew Bird, Amanda Palmer and Malcolm Middleton. For more information about the festvial, artists and to buy tickets, visit TheEdgeFestival.com<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~4/Drh7aQM6ftQ" height="1" width="1"/> Here's a teaser of some of the indie acts that Radio Magnetic is most looking forward to at The Edge Festival 2009. The second Edge Festival teaser by Radio Magnetic brings together clips of music from some of the indie bands and artists performing at The Edge Festival this year including David Byrne, Broken Records, Mumford & Sons, Ian Broudie, The Red Hot Chilli Pipers, Andrew Bird, Amanda Palmer and Malcolm Middleton. For more information about the festvial, artists and to buy tickets, visit TheEdgeFestival.com http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~3/Drh7aQM6ftQ/the_edge_indie_teaser.m4a http://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/the_edge_indie_teaser.m4a Thu, 06 Aug 2009 08:27:52 +0100 Music no 00:02:47 the edge festival, radio magnetic, live music, edinburgh, festival, fringe, david byrne, faith no more, the bluetones, the stranglers, malcolm middleton, andrew bird, frightened rabbit, the streets, the black dog, calvin harris, biffy clyro, boyz noise Radio Magnetichttp://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/the_edge_indie_teaser.m4a Radio Magnetic The Edge Festival brings together over 50 acts playing live at gigs across Edinburgh during August. We really like the feel of the festival and are looking forward to seeing, recording and speaking to an excellent array of distinctive acts. In the lead up to The Edge Festival, we’re publishing three preview shows. This first general preview celebrates the festival’s diversity. We also hear from Soma Records’s, and Slam Events’s, Dave Clarke, and Jeffrey Lewis (of Junkyard fame) on what to expect from their gigs. You can listen to the show in the usual way, as a stream or download, and subscribe to the podcast to be kept up to date with all of our Edge-related content. Tracklist Andrew Bird – Oh No! The Stranglers – Golden Brown The Bluetones – Slight Return Biffy Clyro – Mountains Starsailor – Tell Me It’s Not Over N-Dubz – Better Not Waste My Time The Streets – Blinded By The Lights Black Dog – Tripside Syndicate Enter Shikari – Anything Can Happen In The Next Half Hour Faith No More – Epic Jeffrey Lewis and The Junkyard – It’s Not Impossible For more information about the festvial, artists and to buy tickets, visit The Edge Festival website. theedgefestival.com<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~4/o40PZV9xasg" height="1" width="1"/> In the lead up to The Edge Festival, we’re publishing three preview shows. This first general preview celebrates the festival’s diversity. The Edge Festival brings together over 50 acts playing live at gigs across Edinburgh during August. We really like the feel of the festival and are looking forward to seeing, recording and speaking to an excellent array of distinctive acts. In the lead up to The Edge Festival, we’re publishing three preview shows. This first general preview celebrates the festival’s diversity. We also hear from Soma Records’s, and Slam Events’s, Dave Clarke, and Jeffrey Lewis (of Junkyard fame) on what to expect from their gigs. You can listen to the show in the usual way, as a stream or download, and subscribe to the podcast to be kept up to date with all of our Edge-related content. Tracklist Andrew Bird – Oh No! The Stranglers – Golden Brown The Bluetones – Slight Return Biffy Clyro – Mountains Starsailor – Tell Me It’s Not Over N-Dubz – Better Not Waste My Time The Streets – Blinded By The Lights Black Dog – Tripside Syndicate Enter Shikari – Anything Can Happen In The Next Half Hour Faith No More – Epic Jeffrey Lewis and The Junkyard – It’s Not Impossible For more information about the festvial, artists and to buy tickets, visit The Edge Festival website. theedgefestival.com http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~3/o40PZV9xasg/090804_edge_general_preview_v2_64m.mp3 http://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/090804_edge_general_preview_v2_64m.mp3 Sat, 01 Aug 2009 11:30:16 +0100 Music no 00:38:02 the edge festival, radio magnetic, live music, edinburgh, festival, fringe, david byrne, faith no more, the bluetones, the stranglers, malcolm middleton, andrew bird, frightened rabbit, the streets, the black dog, calvin harris, biffy clyro, boyz noise Radio Magnetichttp://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/090804_edge_general_preview_v2_64m.mp3 Radio Magnetic Throughout this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe, you can see: Amanda Palmer, Andrew Bird, Biffy Clyro, Boyz Noise, Broken Records, Calvin Harris, Carolina Liar, David Byrne, Dinosaur Pile-Up, Enter Shikari, Faith No More, Foy Vance, Frank Turner, Frightened Rabbit, Ian Broudie, Jeffrey Lewis and The Junkyard, Magazine. The Edge Festival was launched last year by DF Concerts, who have promoted a programme of live music at the Edinburgh Festival for ten years. This year they've invited Radio Magnetic to record selected shows and profile some of the performers. Keep an eye on The Edge website and radiomagnetic.com/theedgefestival to hear exclusive live sets and interview features. For more information about the festvial, artists and to buy tickets, visit TheEdgeFestival.com<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~4/7jIO3FMoZ9c" height="1" width="1"/> The Edge Festival brings over 50 live acts to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Listen to this little teaser of what's coming up to help you decide what to go and see. Throughout this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe, you can see: Amanda Palmer, Andrew Bird, Biffy Clyro, Boyz Noise, Broken Records, Calvin Harris, Carolina Liar, David Byrne, Dinosaur Pile-Up, Enter Shikari, Faith No More, Foy Vance, Frank Turner, Frightened Rabbit, Ian Broudie, Jeffrey Lewis and The Junkyard, Magazine. The Edge Festival was launched last year by DF Concerts, who have promoted a programme of live music at the Edinburgh Festival for ten years. This year they've invited Radio Magnetic to record selected shows and profile some of the performers. Keep an eye on The Edge website and radiomagnetic.com/theedgefestival to hear exclusive live sets and interview features. For more information about the festvial, artists and to buy tickets, visit TheEdgeFestival.com http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheEdgeFestival/~3/7jIO3FMoZ9c/the_edge_teaser_v2.m4a http://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/the_edge_teaser_v2.m4a Fri, 31 Jul 2009 16:15:32 +0100 Music no 00:03:00 the edge festival, radio magnetic, live music, edinburgh, festival, fringe, david byrne, faith no more, the bluetones, the stranglers, malcolm middleton, andrew bird, frightened rabbit, the streets, the black dog, calvin harris, biffy cliro, boyz noise Radio Magnetichttp://radiomagnetic.com/podcasts/features/festivals/the_edge/the_edge_teaser_v2.m4a Radio MagneticnonadultFeatures previews, interviews and live recordings made by Radio Magnetic, from The Edge Festival