Dirty Pretty Things-Primal Scream-Aphex Twin-Clash Magazine
Dirty Pretty Things-Primal Scream-Aphex Twin-Clash Magazine
FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE...
Dirty Pretty things
From despair to where?
There's something different about Carl Barat lately. As he strides into the East London studio where Clash is holed up, flanked by his brothers-in-arms and oozing charm, it is immediately clear that this is not the same man we knew 18 months ago.
Primal Scream
Prepare to riot!
"We have never played the game; we have always done the opposite of what anyone else thinks we are going to do. Nobody knows that we were going to come up with this record after 'Evil Heat'. They could never imagine..."
Aphex Twin
Lording it up
Earliest Aphex Twin releases have become timeless classics and recent work is now gaining the appreciation it deserves. This man needs no discography defined.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Back back back
In 2001 Strokes guitarist Albert Hammond Jr wore a pin badge of his favourite band while being interviewed on American TV. That band was the little heard of NY noiseniks Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
Hot Chip
R & Bedroom
You may not expect this wily bunch, straight outta the harsh quagmire of the Putney badlands, to be the true possessors of the Funk.
Phoenix
French Kicks
The Parisian four piece are fresh outta Berlin, having recorded their third LP in a factory building in a very secluded part of town.
Adem
Pretty 'dem good
London singer songwriter Adem is concerned with the cosmos. His second album, a dizzying space concept called 'Love and Other Planets' shows he has his own perspective.
Regulars
FESTIVALS
Clash's guide to the new Festivals on the block
FASHION
Billy Childish, Adicolor, Customers Own Property..
BOWMAN'S BLOG
Busy times for Edith
ONES TO WATCH
The View, The Fratellis, The Rumble Stripes...
THE LAST TIME
Giant Drag
WRITE ON
Grandaddy's Jason Lytle
Album Reviews
King Biscuit Time
Breaks Co-op
Phoenix
The Essex Green
Midlake
Ed Harcourt
Raconteurs
Dr John
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Strays Don't Sleep
Zero 7
Gotan Project
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