Interview of Kurt Cobain (1993)
In 1993, MTV's Kurt Loder sits with Nirvana in Minneapolis: Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic, and Dave Grohl together after Nevermind and while In Utero is still new.
What If Blur and Oasis Made an Album Together ?
In a parallel 1996, a pub-quiz row becomes a secret Brixton album, a chart event, and a Wembley night Blur and Oasis never quite escape.
Mlah – Accordion, brass, and street French
In late 1988, Mlah came out of Studio Davout as Les Négresses Vertes' first album: accordion, brass and street French.
Gang Of Four – Damaged Goods
Gang of Four issued Damaged Goods on Fast Product in 1978: Leeds funk-punk, Gill’s gaps, Allen’s bass first, romance treated as inventory.
Blur – The exit door from Britpop
In February 1997, Blur's self-titled album left Britpop for louder American indie guitar.
Matador – Second act that refused to shrink
In January 2015, Gaz Coombes released Matador, his second solo album after Supergrass, from a home studio in Wheatley.
PJ Harvey – Mud, wire and a raw throat
Polly Jean Harvey kept changing the tools: guitar, piano, autoharp, and a voice that refused a fixed persona.
Interview of Morrissey (1985)
In 1985, Morrissey appears on the BBC's Oxford Road Show while The Smiths are promoting Meat Is Murder amid the Manchester indie surge.
Reading 1992 – Nirvana
On 30 August 1992 Kurt Cobain was wheeled onto the Reading stage in a hospital gown, sang a line of The Rose, then stood up and played the set.
Blur – Trouble In The Message Centre
Blur placed Trouble In The Message Centre mid-Parklife in 1994: Stephen Street producing, cold synths, a colder track inside the album.