1997
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The final single from Scottish band Long Fin Killie was one helluva note to step out on. Read more
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Taken from the Palo Santo Records release, The Loyal Serpent. Read more
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We remember Jonathan Fire*Eater’s Stewart Lupton. Read more
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The Verve’s third album, Urban Hymns, was an album that propelled the band to international success. It was also their veritable swan song, as they would split up a little more than a year after its release. But the band’s fate doesn’t detract from the truth that this massive box set has to offer: that… Read more
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The Verve’s third album, Urban Hymns, was an album that propelled the band to international success. It was also their veritable swan song, as they would split up a little more than a year after its release. But the band’s fate doesn’t detract from the truth that this massive box set has to offer: that… Read more
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Taken from the forthcoming Found Recordings release, Gruntruck. Read more
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In 1997, Toad The Wet Sprocket released its best album to date, Coil. Less than a year later, the band broke up due to internal strife and frustrations as a result of the album’s poor promotion. Twenty years on, frontman Glen Phillips sits down to reminisce about the album and his thoughts on the band. Read more
The Recoup 