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Luke Edwards
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Contributor, Freelance
Margate, United Kingdom
Beats
Biography
Luke is a freelance music journalist and the founder of the British Music History website and YouTube channel. 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. He is currently a freelance writer for Warner Music, and is a regular contributor to Dig!.
social issues gender & politics, Lifestyle, Pop Culture , Entertainment, Culture
Mass and popular culture
Content
By Luke Edwards| Dig!@ Released on 13 September 1972, Yes’ fifth studio album, Close To The Edge, has long been exalted as one of progressive rock’s most ambitious and revered works. Inspired by classical composers such as Mahler, Sibelius and Stravinsky, it’s a record that blended symphonic ambition, jazz-like improvisation and otherworldly lyricism to point the way towards as-yet-unventured horizons for rock music.
By Luke Edwards| Dig!@ Proving that he wasn’t afraid to evolve as an artist, Phil Collins pushed towards a harder, more danceable sound on his third solo album, No Jacket Required. Released in January 1985, its ten songs presented a high-gloss mix of hook-laden pop-rock and surprising dalliances with synth-funk that spawned no fewer than four US Top 10 singles, helping the album to sell a whopping 25 million copies worldwide.
By Luke Edwards| Dig!@ Beloved doyens of indie electronica, LCD Soundsystem are one of the most innovative and influential post-punk revival bands of their generation.
Company Info
Freelance
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