Jonas Forss and Tobias Andersson are Edge and they bring their brand of melodic rock to us from Karlskoga in Sweden where they must be unaware that commercially this type of music is utterly dead in the water on a large scale. Therefore this must be a labour of love as the boys certainly aren't going to become millionaires. Clearly I've become even more of an old codger than I thought because I really enjoyed Heaven Knows with its big hooks and quality songwriting whereas here in the UK the new XFactor winner has been crowned and appears to have about the same level of talent as David St. Hubbins accused Duke Fame of having.
I acknowledge that Heaven Knows is somewhat of an anachronism in 2012 and that some may be unable to get past the Euro-vocals but this is a little gem packed full of good tunes which I could exemplify at this point by randomly inserting any of the titles listed below. If melodic rock is your bag and you've enjoyed Love Under Cover's album for instance then this one will be right up your face and you should consider making this an early purchase in 2013 when it emerges on the ever reliable Escape Music label.
Track Listing: 1 Little Girl 03:57
2 How Long 03:55
3 Nowhere To Hide 04:46
4 Get Over It 04:03
5 I Believe In Love 04:27
6 There Is No Other Way 03:46
7 I Could Never Live 03:34
8 Right Now 04:54
9 To Hell And Back 04:08
10 Through That Door 03:35
11 The End of the World
Added: December 18th 2012 Reviewer:Simon Bray Score: Related Link:Escape Music Hits: 2457 Language: english
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Jonas Forss and Tobias Andersson are Edge and they bring their brand of melodic rock to us from Karlskoga in Sweden where they must be unaware that commercially this type of music is utterly dead in the water on a large scale. Therefore this must be a labour of love as the boys certainly aren't going to become millionaires. Clearly I've become even more of an old codger than I thought because I really enjoyed Heaven Knows with its big hooks and quality songwriting whereas here in the UK the new XFactor winner has been crowned and appears to have about the same level of talent as David St. Hubbins accused Duke Fame of having.
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