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Oasis-Kaiser Chiefs-Cold War Kids-Clash Magazine

Oasis-Kaiser Chiefs-Cold War Kids-Clash Magazine

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Oasis

The Ultimate Rock And Roll Band

Clash was invited down to Oasis' privtae West London rehearsal space ahead of their forthcoming World tour and sat with each member to discuss this new era.

The Kaiser Chiefs

"It's hard to persuade people that we're good!"

Behind every bruise is a quip. Rather, there is for the anecdotal tidal wave that is The Kaiser Chiefs' Ricky Wilson.

Stephen Stills

Cancer, Obama and the long lost Hendrix duet

Best known as one quarter of the world's most successful supergroup, Stephen Stills is about to leave his friends at home and go it alone.

TV on the Radio

Rewriting the musical handbook

Brooklyn's TV On The Radio are not your average band. For many, TVOTR are one of the most innovative and forward thinking bands in the World today.

Cold War Kids

Probing the minds of the indie outsiders

How apt that a band named after Stalin should return to the musical fray as old rivalries are renewed between East and West...

Led Zeppelin

Meet the real John Bonham

The death of John Bonham in 1980 signalled the irrevocable split of Led Zeppelin - so intrinsic was the drummer tothe band's sound that the three remaining Zeps wouldn't even consider carrying on with a replacement.

Psapp

Clash chats to the German duo

"Galia's have a special resonance". Carim Clasmann - the male, non singing half of Domino recording act Psapp - is talking about the buttocks of his musical partner Galia Durant.

Album Spotlight

The Who - Quadrophenia

With internal bust-ups and tranquilizer overdoses punctuating a continuous creative power-struggle, The Who’s ‘rock opera’ Quadrophenia pushed the definition of a concept album to its limits.

Personality Clash

Los Campesinos! Vs Broken Social Scene

Tom Campesinos!, songwriter and guitarist of Cardiff’s indie-rockers Los Campesinos! has always cited Canadian super group Broken Social Scene as one of his big time influences and heroes. On only their seventh gig, the UK band supported them and they have been friends ever since.

Regulars

Write On

Jon Savage on 80s Electro

Rock And Rules

Velvet Revolver's Duff McKagan

Royal Academy Reviews

Rock brothers face scholastic ears

Private Passions

A Guy Called Gerald

Stalker

Bob Dylan; the man, the myths

Polls Apart

Fashion deviants in music

Album Reviews

Oasis

The Stills

Thievery Corporation

Dark Captain Light Captain

James Yuill

Asian Dub Foundation

The Dears

Bloc Party

The Kaiser Chiefs

The Walkmen

Peter, Bjorn & John

Kano

Plus the latest: ALBUM & LIVE REVIEWS / NEW FILM & DVD RELEASES

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