Madness’ mass of ska, pop sensibility and R&B soundscapes combined with the habitual extravaganza of humour and eccentricity.
Self-imposed desolation and funereal industrial noise, ambient and krautrockian delirium.
A recap on The Smiths’ unexpected final gig as told by The Smiths and Morrissey biographer Johnny Rogan.
An extensive career that goes way beyond The Smiths’ legendary guitar wizardry and the jingle-jangle soundscapes of a Rickenbacker. Talking Heads, The Pretenders, Electronic, Pet Shop Boys, Modest Mouse, The Cribs and more…
A repertoire full of unforeseen and volatile timings, frantic vocals, killer riffs, imaginative guitar work and more…
A double album with a chaotic and sprawling nature, full of quirky sounds, dreamy melodies and bitterness.
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