La's, The

20 Questions: The La’s

Interview by Stephen Dalton, NME, November 1990

Thought of anything nice to say about your album yet? ...

The La’s

Interview by John McCready, NME, October 1987

"WE CAN'T really play but we’re having ago. And we love music, that’s why we’re having a go... our songs are just dead catchy tunes ...

The La's: Fit To Pop!

Interview by Julian Henry, Underground, January 1988

The La's earn 'totally normal' tag! ...

The La’s

Interview by John McCready, Face, The, 1989

INSPIRED BY a single, ‘There She Goes’, and an assortment of odd, beautiful and tangential B-sides built from nothing but raw creativity, I feel like ...

Interview with The La's

Interview by Bob Stanley, Melody Maker, June 1989

THE LA'S ARE NOTHING if not perfectionists. After two years work they've just completed their debut LP - no wonder they look knackered as they ...

The La's: This Could Be The La's Time

Interview by Stuart Maconie, NME, October 1990

It took three years to make, it cost an unfeasibly huge sum, it's stuffed with great songs – but THE LA's still hate their new ...

The La's: Town And Country Club, Kentish Town, London

Live Review by Paul Moody, Sounds, November 1990

Thrills and (s)pills ...

The La’s: The La’s

Review by Tom Graves, Rock and Roll Disc, June 1991

RIGHT OUT OF the box The La’s had me hooked like a red snapper. All my complaints of yore about the bored soul at the ...

Some Mavers Do Have ’Em: The La’s in America

Report and Interview by David Quantick, NME, August 1991

The La's are sat outside a cafe in New York's Chelsea district with their manager Rob, [photographer] Tim Jarvis and me.They are relaxing before tonight's ...

Have Mersey: An Interview with The La’s’ Driving Force and Angriest Member Lee Mavers

Interview by Tom Graves, Rock and Roll Disc, September 1991

JUST WHEN YOU think you’ve seen or heard everything that could happen in the music business, something like the La’s imbroglio comes along. The ...

There He’s Gone: Lee Mavers

Interview by Paul Moody, Melody Maker, April 1995

Simple as. When Lee Mavers talks, in that cracked-up Mersey drawl of his, he talks. ...

The La’s: The La’s (Go! Discs)

Review by Barney Hoskyns, Rock's Backpages, January 2001

WHO REMEMBERS the La’s when they first popped out of the Liverpool woodwork? A cherubic quartet of scallies, they were pure cutesy retro, ’60s revisitors ...

The La's: The La's

Review by David Stubbs, Uncut, March 2001

LONG OVERDUE re-release of debut by great lost Britpop precursors ...