There is almost an entirely brand new Top Ten in the UK Vinyl Chart this week and Dave has THREE entries in the top five alongside new releases & reissues from Bon Jovi, Elton John, […]
Its all change in the Top Twenty this week with lots of albums switching places and new entries hitting the UK Vinyl chart. Renee Rapp and Richard Hawley take the top two spots alongside titles […]
I’m back after two weeks off and Sabrina Carpenter has returned to the Number One on the UK Vinyl Chart with Short N Sweet, which is joined in the Top Three by Hard-Fi and Kae […]
Lots of fantastic new releases in the UK Vinyl Chart this week from Yungblud, Loyle Carner, Haim and Benson Boone alongside recent titles, reissues and re-entries from Duran Duran, Pulp, Oasis, Soft Cell, Sam Fender […]
There is a new Number One at the top of the UK Vinyl Chart from James Marriott who is joined in the Top Three by Oasis and Pulp. There are also new entries, reissues and […]
An almost Brand New Top Ten in the UK Vinyl Chart with Pulp, Little Simz and Addison Rae in the top three alongside new releases, reissues and re-entries from My Chemical Romance, Marina, Take That, […]
PULP This Is Hardcore (UK/EU limited edition 16-track double album 2-LP pressed on black vinyl, originally released in 1998 and the ambitious follow-up to their breakthrough album Different Class. Featuring the singles Help The Aged, […]
I’m giving you another Top Twenty UK Vinyl Chart this week as there’s a lot of fantastic new releases, reissues and re-entries sitting at the table. Taylor Swift has taken the top spot [without question] […]
Every era of music has its traits, tropes, and fashion that helps definite it, and the ‘90s were no exception. The grunge, hip hop, dance, pop, indie and alternative scenes all had their own unique […]
Every era of music has its traits, tropes, and fashion that helps definite it, and the ‘90s were no exception. The grunge, hip hop, dance, pop, indie and alternative scenes all had their own unique […]
Every era of music has its traits, tropes, and fashion that helps definite it, and the ‘90s were no exception. The grunge, hip hop, dance, pop, indie and alternative scenes all had their own unique […]
When you start collecting everything you can by a certain artist, its hard to know when to stop. Just when you think you have it all, you come across something you didn’t know you needed […]
House Music All Night Long 2020 UK limited edition black vinyl 2-track 12″ vinyl single, the new project on Rough Trade from the inimitable Jarvis Cocker, also featuring Jason’s JACK IS… Remix. This edition comes […]
For better or worse, the ‘90s will be remembered for a lot of iconic moments, but mostly it will be for the music. There was the rise of Brit Pop and the battle between Oasis […]
For better or worse, the ‘90s will be remembered for a lot of iconic moments, but mostly it will be for the music. There was the rise of Brit Pop and the battle between Oasis […]
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 […]
For better or worse, the ‘90s will be remembered for a lot of iconic moments, but mostly it will be for the music. There was the rise of Brit Pop and the battle between Oasis […]
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 […]
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