107.3 the Edge

Before selfies and social media, a band made internet history. Here’s how Les Horribles Cernettes became the first photo ever posted online.

A teenage arrest left Kurt Cobain with an unexpected piece of memorabilia that decades later became a prized collector’s item.

Your favourite songs change your brain in ways you never expected. New research reveals music physically reshapes neural pathways – particularly for musicians themselves.

Billy Talent II turns 20. Discover how the iconic album shaped the band’s legacy and why its anniversary tour means more than nostalgia.

Alan Cross shares the research behind why both musicians and music lovers listen to music with their eyes closed. 

Thirty years later, Beck’s Odelay remains a genre-blending masterpiece that sampled everything, won awards and reshaped alt-rock.

Astronaut Jeremy Hansen reflects on Artemis II, seeing Earth from deep space, and why he hopes his journey inspires all Canadians.

Alan Cross reveals the true story behind Phoenix’s “Lisztomania,” exploring its origins, meaning, cultural impact and surprising inspiration.

Coldplay’s intimate 2005 Toronto performance turned into a city-stopping event, forcing police to manage the massive crowd.

Why did musicians once want synthesizers banned? Discover the 1982 backlash that failed – and how keyboards changed music forever.