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Madchester originals Primal Scream have been switching up their sound from album to album for so long now that they've finally doubled up and returned to one of their older sounds. On More Light,…   Read Story »
Of all the UK bands to make it big throughout the '80s and early '90s, Primal Scream may very well be remembered as one of the weirdest -- and the most doggedly persistent. It's easy to forget that…   Read Story »
The strummy, Stonesy, gospel-inflected "It's Alright, It's OK" is the best new Primal Scream song in many years, and its new video, from directors Douglas Hart and Ben Crook really runs with the…   Read Story »
Veteran Scottish drug-rockers Primal Scream have a new album called More Light coming out soon, and we've already posted their confrontational "2013" video. But the second of the album's tracks…   Read Story »
Primal Scream's tenth album More Light is out this spring, and today we get a listen to an edit of its first single "2013" (the album version is nine minutes long). The track's arty video features…   Read Story »
16 years after the nightmare that was their Reading 1996 performance, the Stone Roses resurrected the British indie dream this weekend with a trio of hometown shows at Manchester’s Heaton Park. The…   Read Story »
Time is a valuable thing, and the musicians who can make a quick point in a short amount of time deserve their props. We've put together a quick list of ten excellent songs from indie's past (and…   Read Story »
Optimus Alive! went down in Passeio Marítimo de Alges in Portugal over the weekend. Headliners included Coldplay and Jane's Addiction. The riverside fest had a nice mix of nostalgia (Stooges,…   Read Story »
The first single from CSS's third album La Liberación will probably hit you more like a warm breeze. The track's "a song about another song ... about the power of music to date our lives," according…   Read Story »
Bryan Ferry's forthcoming "solo" album Olympia finds the Roxy Music frontman collaborating with Radiohead classicist Jonny Greenwood, Red Hot Chili Pepper/Atoms For Peace bassist Flea, Nile Rodgers,…   Read Story »