Edge is a 1988 rock album by Australian singer Daryl Braithwaite, featuring a polished pop-rock production and contributions from musicians such as Simon Hussey on keyboards and Jef Scott on guitar. The album topped the ARIA charts for three weeks, went quadruple platinum in Australia and features hits that led to extensive tours of Australia and New Zealand. Tracks such as "As the Days Go By", "One Summer" and "All I Do" showcase Braithwaite’s emotive vocals over driving rhythms and melodic hooks, combining covers such as Peter Gabriel’s "I Don’t Remember" with original tracks like the upbeat "Sugar Train". The album’s enduring appeal lies in its anthemic singles and tight songwriting, which captures the arena-rock energy of the late 1980s whilst highlighting Braithwaite’s songwriting and collaborations. The album is available on coloured vinyl reissues and remains a cornerstone of his catalogue.
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