The UK indie scene in the early ‘90s was one of the most popular periods of music in the last 30 years. Even now it continues to influence and inspire a new generation of indie […]
The impact Oasis had in the 90’s cannot be understated, and they helped bring British rock music back into the mainstream. Their songs help define a generation of youth culture as Noel Gallagher’s perfect songwriting […]
Daniel Rachel’s entertaining oral history of the 1990s, featuring everyone from Tony Blair to Tracey Emin. With isolationism on the rise, Sure Start children’s centres long shuttered and the pound falling as companies desert the […]
Listen here to Steve Lamacq chat to both Phill Savidge and David Hepworth about their new books… Lunch With The Wild Frontiers: A History of Britpop and Excess in 13½ Chapters by Phill Savidge Phill […]
1997: when 3 Colours Red were the next Oasis and no one had heard of digital piracy. Craig McLean was right there, and as the forthcoming film ‘Kill Your Friends’ revisits the last, deluded golden […]
Like most indie music subgenres, modern Britpop was largely an underground phenomenon outside the U.K. during the early 1990s; despite the building momentum of bands like Oasis and Blur. In the U.S., the movement was […]
…….that Blur Vs Oasis battled it out for the number one spot in the Brit-Pop wars….. Okay, technically it was twenty years ago this week that two pop bands, albeit indie bands, battled it out […]
Noel and Liam Gallagher rumoured to have buried the hatchet, heralding revival of Britpop wars as Blur release new album The British music scene could be on the verge of a return to the Britpop […]
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