BIO

Three albums, an EP, and more shows than the band can keep track of – Night’s Edge has been grinding since 2018, sharpening their craft on the stage and in the studio. Steadily building a following online and in the crowd. Developing a sound that is inimitably their own.

And now it is time for their newest album “The World that Never Was” to step out from its cradle. Lead single “If You Loved Me” is a driving, hard rocker with 80’s atmosphere, gothic excess, and bitter, bitter lyrics detailing a rollercoaster relationship. Due March 27th, the song is just a taste of the songwriting prowess and incisive lyrics that the album is built upon.

Night’s Edge believes in creating music that has a purpose. There is no copy-catting of other artists, or following trends here – even the band’s select cover tunes turn the originals on their heads. This is music that you can’t get anywhere else, that has something to say, that is unique and exciting while still feeling familiar – like a friend finishing your sentences when you run out of words.

Despite falling somewhere under the umbrella of Alternative Metal, Night’s Edge’s sound is hard to pin down. Incorporating influences from gothic metal, progressive rock, and nu metal, the band’s music is equal parts heavy and poppy, soaked in synthesizers and drama. Lyrics breach topics including isolation, dissociation, and the romantic, approaching themes common to the human experience from a cerebral angle that complements the band’s emotionally evocative music.

Night’s Edge has performed throughout the Mid-Atlantic from Richmond to Boston at dive bars, festivals, concert halls, record stores, and convention centers – the band has grinded everywhere. As Baltimore natives, Night’s Edge has thrilled the stage at venues including Soundstage, Angels Rock Bar, and the Ottobar, and has had multiple festival appearances including Shadow Woods, Fang Around, and Party Like its 793. This is a band that gets on stage and rocks. There is no standing around, there is no staring at the floor. This is a f*cking rock band, and the Night’s Edge live show leaves no doubt about that.

PRESS

“They’ve taken the dramatic anthemic nature of dark radio punk…and fused that with a more flowery, Victorian take on modern hard rock. There aren’t a ton of bands like this out there…” – Rock the Pigeon, Boston MA

“Their new single (Be One Of Us) is a fusion of goth, metal, and alt music, plus some well placed Hey Hey’s that you will find yourself screaming back to…” – The Girls at the Rock Show, Orlando FL

“…Daring, but just the right step in the direction of new, evolved Goth Rock.” – Dark Life Experience, Germany – (translated from German)

“…Each song on the record brings something unique to the table…I didn’t get the feeling that this was a group trying to find their sound, but rather one that knew precisely who they were.” First Angel Media, Pittsburgh PA