Album Review: Faith No More, "Angel Dust"

Following up the groundbreaking The Real Thing was never going to be easy, and in a sense, FAITH NO MORE haven't tried. Angel Dust har...

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Live Review: Faith No More, The Marquee, 14th May 1992

BAR BER BLACK SHEEP Appearing under the name, " Hairkuts That Kill,"  FAITH NO MORE once again presented us with their live conund...

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Live Review: The Fall, Town & Country Club, 19th May 1992

Like the Carry On... films, c ream teas and Rolls-Royce,  THE FALL have become one of the great British institutions.  In the current five-...

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Live Review: Electric Boys, The Borderline, April 1992

A couple of years ago Phonogram were touting the ELECTRIC BOYS as their next big thing. Then the band had a few problems, the DAN REED NETWO...

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Interview: Janick Gers, Dave Murray, & Steve Harris, Iron Maiden

The mighty Maiden return was a powerful Devil of an album. Chris "not Sammy Sick" Collinwood goes on video location with them. St...

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Live Review: Manic Street Preachers, The Astoria, London, 20th February, 1992

Well, you could have knocked me down with a feather. For ages, MANIC STREET PREACHERS were shaping up to be nothing more than a SIGUE SIGUE ...

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Interview, Doug Pinnick, Kings X

Chris Collingwood philosophizes with KINGS X main-man Doug Pinnick. Almost gets converted... THE MORAL MINORITY With so many bands now pract...

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Interview: Chris Collingwood, Fountains of Wayne

Collingwood (far right) Offbeat band a hit with white-collar songs American popular music is notoriously restrictive in its choice o...

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Interview: Merv Goldsworthy, FM

Back on the Streets FM are neither big nor small, neither hip nor has-been. With a potentially huge following, they are on the verge...

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