Franz Ferdinand-Scissor Sisters-The Zutons-Clash Magazine
Franz Ferdinand-Scissor Sisters-The Zutons-Clash Magazine
FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE...
Franz Ferdinand
Glaswegian art-poppers want to take you out
They're the band that are on everyone's lips, being lauded as this year's brightest hopes, and having little time to dwell on such frivolities – they have a masterplan to liberate pop music from the hands of fools and make it as worthy and exciting as it used to be.
Scissor Sisters
New York disco group, camper than a field of tents
You don't need to know the meaning behind their name to fully appreciate their music. but if you do, the Scissor Sisters' flamboyant and sexy disco instantly makes sense. The New York (where else?) quintet exude such camp playfulness and good times, their gigs a celebration.
The Zutons
Scouse soul / indie group reach their Pressure Point
Just when you thought it was looking like a decent soul / funk / voodoo band was never going to appear, The bleedin' Zutons have gone and filled that vacancy and enabled us to finally gorge on some Scouse boogie.
My Morning Jacket
Gorgeous alt country harmonies
Last year, some weeks after the release of the glorious “It Still Moves” and some weeks before the departure of two of its members, My Morning Jacket were riding the crest of the tidal wave that album had created.
Kasabian
Leicester group with Imperial ambitions
Since Armenian's first learned how to chop meat, Kasabian has meant 'butcher'. In the 1970's the name became synonymous with different butchers; Linda Kasabian stood trial for being the Manson Family's getaway driver.
Johnny Cash
The Man In Black
The greatest voice in history: Johnny Cash. It is personally important to me given the things that have happed resulting in my introduction to the Man In Black
Funk D'Void
Globetrotting DJ with a story to tell
A Swede, hailing from Glasgow and living in Barcelona, who's travelled the world flying the musical flag to crowds of aliens in glass pyramids
Personality Clash
James Lavelle Vs Craig Richards
Unkle mainman interviews Tyrant DJ and producer Craig Richards
Regulars
ONES TO WATCH
The Killers and Diplo
THE BIG THREE
Jet and The Cooper Temple Clause
FASHION
Unzipped: Fake London, London Fashion Week
LIMOND'S WHINE
Limond lets loose
HISTORY OF VIBE
The years BC (Before Clash)
STREET SPIRITS
10 Labels To Watch In 2004
Album Reviews
Amp Fiddler
Squarepusher
Craig Richards
Dual Control
Bob Dylan
The Stills
Fierce Panda
Norman Jay MBE
Emmylou Harris
DJ Hell
Fabric
The Strike Boys
Plus the latest: ALBUM & LIVE REVIEWS / NEW FILM & DVD RELEASES
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