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Red lines: Robert '3D' Del Naja's massive attack on the art world
Wednesday 09 April 2008
Away from music, Massive Attack's Robert '3D' Del Naja has become a sought-after modern artist
Preview: John Squire: Re-engineered Garments, Signal Gallery, London
Monday 03 March 2008
A Stone Rose's dark materials
Pandora: Radio 1's rat race
Thursday 28 February 2008
Horrific visions of furry friends over at Radio 1, akin to the mutant, dog-sized, man-eating rodents of James Herbert's novel The Rats – if you believe the hysterical emails circulating the BBC. Colleagues at sister stations seem not a little delighted that on Tuesday, Radio 1 staff had to evacuate after a sewage pipe broke in the street, requiring the emergency intervention of Thames Water. Amid the stench and chaos, reports differ.
ROCK & POP: For Mylo's next trick...
Friday 11 February 2005
He has resurrected dance music and destroyed rock'n'roll. Myles McInnes talks to NOSHEEN IQBAL about runaway success
Fasten your seatbelts, we are in for a bumpy ride
Saturday 05 February 2005
From Lara Flynn Boyle climbing univited into your club-class bed to Liam Gallagher on a scone rampage, the sky's the limit when it comes to bad behaviour at 30,000ft. Stuart Husband checks out 10 moments of plane madness
Ian Brown: Turn on, tune in, chill out
Friday 08 October 2004
Despite the end of The Stone Roses, a jail term and a dislike of making money, Ian Brown has prospered, finds Andy Gill
Pop: Brown around the edges, but still blooming
Monday 15 November 1999
IAN BROWN CONWAY HALL LONDON
Triple axe killer was high on drugs
Tuesday 13 July 1999
A MAN who hacked to death three friends with an axe during a 24-hour killing spree was jailed for life yesterday.
The Critics: Rock And Pop: Bang a different drum - try a saucepan
Sunday 20 June 1999
The Beta Band Junction, Cambridge Travis Astoria, London Cast Astoria, London
It was 10 years ago today: When Mancs went mad for the Stone Roses
Sunday 02 May 1999
On 7 May 1989, one of the most influential debut albums ever was released. It entered the charts at No 32, then fell to No 54 and No 60 in the following weeks. By the end of 1989, the Stone Roses were one of Britain's biggest bands, part of the "Madchester" baggy-rave-psychedelic triumvirate, with the Happy Mondays and the Inspiral Carpets. The Stone Roses was in the charts for 12 months.
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