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Interview by Paolo Hewitt, New Musical Express, 18 January 1986
Can RED WEDGE kick new life into old Labour? Will our lovable lefty pop heroes transform Kinnock's party into a stylish outfit prepared for government? ...
Live Review by Ian Fortnam, New Musical Express, 20 May 1995
FOREVER BLIGHTED by the indie kids as 'that bunch of arse who supported Paul Weller', Glastonbury's Reef are universally condemned for their multifarious crimes against ...
Live Review by The Legend!, New Musical Express, 14 May 1988
RUSH ARE the present-day equivalent of Woking's own, the Jam. Sounds 'Readers' Poll Winners 1979, the very same year that our fave floppy-fringed trio walked ...
Stone Roses, The: The Rise and Fall of the Roses Empire
Retrospective by Johnny Cigarettes, New Musical Express, 6 April 1996
They were the greatest band of a generation and seemed invincible. At the height of their powers, their downfall seemed an impossibility. But now that ...
Northern Uproar: Concorde, Brighton
Live Review by Paul Moody, New Musical Express, 27 April 1996
THE WONDER BUMFLUFF ...
Railway Children, The: The Railway Children: Wigan's Chosen Few
Interview by John McCready, New Musical Express, 2 May 1987
As their LP chugs into the charts, THE RAILWAY CHILDREN appear to be on the fast-track for pop stardom. JOHN "Beeching" McCREADY however, reckons it's ...
McAlmont & Butler, Edwyn Collins: Hanover Grand, London
Live Review by Keith Cameron, New Musical Express, 20 May 1995
THE LEGACY of the ampersand in rock is, frankly, mixed. For every Lennon & McCartney you can bank on the lurking presence of a Foster ...
The NME Awards: You And NME We're History...
Retrospective by Ian Fortnam, New Musical Express, 7 February 1998
So which future James Bond handed out the awards in 1963 and '68? Who played their last UK show at 1966's do? And who sparked ...
Morrissey: Battersea Power Station, London
Live Review by Stephen Dalton, New Musical Express, 3 January 1998
OLD POWER VENERATION ...
Ruby & the Romantics: New to the Charts: Ruby, Romantics Make It At Last!
Profile by uncredited writer, New Musical Express, 12 April 1963
'OUR DAY Will Come' couldn't be a more appropriate disc title for Ruby and the Romantics, who enter the NME Chart this week. Their record ...
Live Review by Jack Barron, New Musical Express, 20 May 1989
HOUSE SEARCH ...
Badfinger: New to the Charts: Badfinger Make Apple Feel Rosy
Profile by Alan Smith, New Musical Express, 17 January 1970
IT'S BIG smiles and happy heads at Apple this week, where the once much-maligned label now has a further chart name — BADFINGER — to ...
Sigur Ros: Iceland's Magical Visionaries
Interview by Andy Crysell, New Musical Express, 8 January 2000
ASK PARENTS on Iceland's northernmost shore, and they'll say the kids are alright when Sigur Ros arrive. Their trademark mix of gently persuasive confidence, humble ...
Kurt Cobain, Nirvana: Washington's State
Report and Interview by Barbara Ellen, New Musical Express, 8 April 1995
If Cobain's death shook the rock world, its impact on his hometown went off the scales. BARBARA ELLEN visited Seattle to find out how much ...
Shed Seven: The Great White Shack Hunt
Interview by Steven Wells, New Musical Express, 9 May 1998
So you thought SHED SEVEN were boring? Hah! Well that was before the band's first ever interesting interview. Hold on to your seats, you're in ...
Overview by Stephen Dalton, New Musical Express, 22 May 1993
From The Kinks to Carter, Bowie to Blur, the Small Faces to Suede, British pop groups have eulogised, mythologised, criticised, glamorised, immortalised, romanticised and agonised ...
Report and Interview by Paul Moody, New Musical Express, 28 May 1994
Five years ago GALLIANO was just a sticky Mediterranean drink. Now they're a band on the verge of major success, spearheading the movement that's the ...
Review by Jack Barron, New Musical Express, 30 April 1988
LOVE AND BULLETS ...
Motorhead: Don't Lemmy Be Misunderstood
Interview by Stuart Maconie, New Musical Express, 2 February 1991
Where would today's corpse-violating moshing madmen be without grebo gurus MOTORHEAD? Where indeed, cackles decent, fun-loving working class Tory and all-round smart geezer Lemmy and ...
Interview by Steven Wells, New Musical Express, 6 February 1999
Gene — bunch of weedy, sensitive fops, right? Wrong! For they have returned and this time they are a no-nonsense, well-hard fighting machine. So just ...
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