Officially released September 21st, 1993, In Utero had already developed a legacy that was established months prior to release. As anticipation for the follow-up to the most revolutionary album of the 90’s reached fever pitch, Nirvana’s third studio record was…
Born out of the ashes of unspeakable tragedy, ‘Distant Sky’ charts the Bad Seed’s ascension to unprecedented heights. Possibly one of life’s greatest challenges is finding applicable adjectives deserving of Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds. A name that amalgamates…
He arrives like a god, the crowd’s clamour suddenly infectious, spreading through its serried ranks until the roar deafens. His hair is perfect, his prophet eyes ablaze, and with arms outstretched, he is here to instruct, to bring a message,…
Niall Green, CEO of Second Screen and young veteran of music festivals, makes apps for the creative industries. He’s an entrepreneur with a business idea firmly rooted in tech: a future-proof area of the industry. His experience in music, at…
The eponymous debut of The Doors took popular music into areas previously thought impossible: the subtle incitement of opener ‘Break on Through’ was just the beginning of this incendiary venture. Arriving in 1967, the same year as the gargantuan successfully…
Having formed in Oxford over ten years ago, life for an indie millennial is unimaginable without Foals. Whether it’s that ‘Hummer’ or ‘Spanish Sahara’ come to mind when ever you think of Skins or you spent a long Summer with ‘What…
Ahead of their new album Let’s Make Love, due out on 13 April and their first since 2008, Brazilian Girls have compiled a playlist of some of their favourite tracks… What’s the first song you remember playing on repeat? Well, we…
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We’re bringing back For The Record, revisiting everything from old classics to forgotten favourites via the difficult second albums that we have a soft spot for. Kicking off the return, Matthew Thomas looks at My Bloody Valentine’s Loveless… Sometimes it…
