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In Residence – Stefan Olsdal feat Brian Molko

Tagged Placebo |

In the Moog – John Shuttleworth

Tagged Chris Lowe, Echobelly, Howard Jones, Jean-Michel Jarre, Jesus Jones, John Shuttleworth, Kraftwerk, Moby, Rick Wakeman, Sparks, The Aphex Twin, The Human League |

Album Reviews – December 1990

Tagged Dwight Yoakam, Steve Winwood, The World of Skin, Unique 3, Wolfsbane, Yo La Tengo |

New Album Reviews – November 1990

Tagged Bukky Leo, Laughing Hyenas, Londonbeat, The Replacements |

New Album Reviews – July 1990

Tagged Revenge, Ruby Blue, Sacred Reich, The Railway Children, The Sabri Brothers, The Senators |

Graham Linehan’s Film Reviews Nov 1992

-Husbands and Wives
-Les Amants du Pont Neuf
-Buffy the Vampire Slayer
-Boomerang
-The Crying Game

Tagged Graham Linehan |

92 from 92 – 26. Seattle to 34. Madness

Tagged Madness, Morrissey, Pavement |

Graham Linehan’s Film Reviews Feb 1993

-Reservoir Dogs
-Man Bites Dog
-A Few Good Men
-Midnight Sting
-Jennifer 8

Tagged Graham Linehan |

Germanic Shriek Preachers – Depeche Mode Live Review

Tagged Depeche Mode |

Mark E Smith Interview – Alright?

Tagged The Fall |

Julian Cope – The Skellington Chronicles Review

Tagged Julian Cope |

L7 – The toxic Chain-Sore Massacre

Tagged L7 |

Singles – November 1992

Tagged 808 State, Cud, Denim, Julian Cope, Momus, PM Dawn, Pulp, Saint Etienne, Starclub, Stereolab, Superchunk, Terrorvision, The Lemonheads, The Wedding Present, UB40 |

Prefab Spout – Paddy McAloon – The Mild One

Tagged Prefab Sprout |

Oasis – Be Here Now Review

“In a year’s time, every home will have one” *****

Tagged Oasis |

Spiritualized – Trust them, they’re doctors

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Tagged Spiritualized |

Sub-Pop: The Geek shall inherit the earth

You know about the old Sub Pop bands. These are the new ones…

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Tagged Beat Happening, Codeine, Green School Magnet, Pond, Six Finger Satellite, Velocity Girl |

REM: The trouble with Michael

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Tagged REM |

Miranda Sawyer reviews the singles

Tagged Blur, BMX Bandits, Collapsed Lung, Dodgy, Inner City, Jesus Jones, Manic Street Preachers, PJ Harvey, Shara Nelson, Taboo, The Cheerleader, The Levellers, The Rockingbirds, The Wishplants |

Lust In Music

Tagged Apache Indian, Back To The Planet, Belly, Blur, Curve, East 17, Eddie Izzard, EMF, Henry Rollins, Jamiroquai, Jesus Jones, Julian Cope, Kym Mazelle, Lemmy, Manic Street Preachers, Right Said Fred, Saint Etienne, Sean Hughes, Silverfish, Stereo MCs, Suede, The Aphex Twin, The Beloved, The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy, The Lemonheads, Therapy? |

Morrissey – “Devious, truculent and unreliable”

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Tagged Morrissey |

House Beautiful – Marie & Emmy of Kenickie

Tagged Kenickie |

Graham Linehan’s film reviews – August 1993

– Jurassic Park
– Cliffhanger
– The Assassin
– Equinox
– Tango

Tagged Graham Linehan |

Radiohead Interview

What kind of a tosser describes himself as “a synopsis of thought”? Only the first true star in ages to emerge from that glamour-desert indie-rock. Step forward Thom Yorke of Radiohead…

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Tagged Radiohead, Thom Yorke |

Graham Linehan’s Film Reviews / Film ’92

– Twin Peaks
– Slacker
– Death Becomes Her
– Home Alone 2

Tagged Graham Linehan |

It’s not a series of indecipherable transmissions from beyond Pluto that contains the secret of The Orb. It’s an intricate network of Alex Paterson’s shady mates, from the KLF to Killing Joke to Jah Wobble to Gong. Here’s how…

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Tagged Jah Wobble, Lemmy, Mike Oldfield, Steve Hillage, The Orb, Victor Lewis Smith |

Courtney Love feature

Fatal Attraction – Is Kurt the victim, a shorn Samson, frail, passive, easily led? And is Courtney the goldminer from the gutter, the parasitic control freak, the razor-clawed seductress? Liz Evans does lunch with the Baddest Girl in all the world

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Tagged Courtney Love, Hole, Nirvana |

Faith No More Interview

A real ugly personal experience – That’s what you get for the moronic circus that is the Guns ‘N’ Roses tour. Ask Faith No More. And they’ve hardly even met Dizzy. Or Izzy. Or Iggy. Or Lizzy. Or Gilbey. Or Tizzy…

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Tagged Faith No More |

They were very, very drunk

featuring “Stuart Herring”.

Tagged 60ft Dolls, Dodgy, Gene, Manic Street Preachers, Orlando, Sleeper, Stewart Lee, The Chemical Brothers, The Divine Comedy, Tiger |

Cover – March 1997

Tagged Blur |

Quantick’s World – September 1997

Tagged David Quantick, Placebo |

Cover: Sepember 1997

Tagged The Prodigy |

Sleeves – High Art or Bubonic Plagiarism?

Tagged A Man Called Adam, Cabaret Voltaire, Curve, Eat, Geto Boys, Happy Mondays, Ice Cube, James, K-Boss, Loud, Manic Street Preachers, Nirvana, Pale Saints, PJ Harvey, Ride, Soundgarden, Spiritualized, The Beautiful South, The Charlatans, The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy, The Jesus and Mary Chain, U2, WASP |

Cover – August 1992

Morrissey Interview – Try My New Miracle Album

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Tagged Morrissey |

Cover: December 1992

Tagged Carter USM |

The Think Tank: Brett Anderson

Tagged Brett Anderson |

Cover: November 1992

Tagged REM |

Gary Glitter interview / Xmas Number 1 Feature

Tagged Gary Glitter |

Cover: January 1993

Morrissey: Live Review

My Unsociable One – Morrissey, Sheffield City Hall: he loves England, but he doesn’t seem to like the English much.

Tagged Morrissey |

Cover: February 1993

Paul Calf Interview

Hic! Snort! Saturday Zoo’s tap-room guru Paul Calf throws up some key points…

Tagged Paul Calf, Steve Coogan |

Cover: May 1993

Cover: August 1993

Tagged Shane MacGowan |

Mr & Mrs : August 1993

Part 1: Stern-faced minder, harassed personal assistant, nanny, nursemaid, conscience or just plain accessory baby… the role of pop star’s consort is not your standard Mills & Boon job. Writer Of The Year Miranda Sawyer meets the merrie wives (and husbands) of rock.