The Killers-Snow Patrol-Ryan Adams-Clash Magazine
The Killers-Snow Patrol-Ryan Adams-Clash Magazine
FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE...
The Killers
Inside the dazzling pop world of...
First it was mascara and sparkly lapels. Then we got moustachioed men with dusty bits. So what sartorial punctuation have they alighted upon to accompany their third LP ‘Day And Age? “I wanted to become a neon tiger…” That’s right - a neon bloody tiger.
Snow Patrol
"You don't like our music? Who cares!"
They divide opinion even more than Marmite but, a newly sober Gary Lightbody attests, there’s no stopping the global domination of Snow Patrol.
Ryan Adams
The reluctant genius bares all
Once a man of many faces, Ryan Adams seems to have settled into the role of dedicated band leader. In fact, he admits, he has finally found himself. Unfortunately for him though, that’s come at the cost of some serious self-analysis...
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
The dark lord returns
The intense, brooding presence of Nick Cave - songwriter, author, screenwriter, occasional actor and iconic lead singer for The Birthday Party, Grinderman and The Bad Seeds - is about to hit the road with his trusted Bad Seeds on another round of glorious gigs at home and abroad.
Matthew Herbert
Curates our Ones To Watch section
Where in the world are eighteen brass band players in fact a culturally incisive Trojan Horse? Well, the same acoustic world where McDonald’s meals collide with the noise of a Palestinian being shot. Welcome back to the world of Matthew Herbert.
Little Joy
Fab Moretti tries out different strokes
Different Strokes for different folks - get ready for the new side-project from Fab Moretti and friends.
Eugene McGuinness
Britain's best new troubadour grilled.
“I have friends with jobs, and I’m not as miserable as them.” Ladies and Gentlemen, meet Eugene McGuinness, the young, terribly well spoken and most un-miserable singer songwriter in Britain.
Album Spotlight
Happy Mondays - Bummed
As dance culture reached powder keg potential, the Mondays’ work with DJ Paul Oakenfold heralded the arrival of dance remix culture.
Personality Clash
Tom Jones vs The Zutons
The Zutons put a call into Mr Jones
Regulars
Write On
Justin Hawkins
Rock and Rules
Andrew Loog Oldham
Royal Academy Reviews
'Light My Fire' covers
Private Passions
Absentee go fishing
Stalker
AC/DC
Polls Apart
TV Themes
Album Reviews
Death of the Neighbourhood
Q-Tip
Chairlift
Buraka Som Sistema
South Central
Sebastian
Razorlight
The Fireman
The KIllers
of Montreal
The Walkmen
The Matthew Herbert Big Band
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