Brett Anderson

Axel F is a ‘legacy sequel’, apparently. Is this mangling of language to be our legacy?

Movie insiders use the term neutrally, but surely few outside the business can say the words with a straight face?

Manic Street Preachers and Suede at Trinity College Dublin: Stage times, set list, ticket information and more

Everything you need to know about the gig on Tuesday, July 2nd, which is part of the Trinity Summer Series

Peco: The Middle Ages review – If you like bands that peaked in the 1990s, you’ll love this

Hopefully, Peco will develop confidence to explore new terrain

Suede, Alt-J, Ry Cooder, Billy Ocean: This week’s must-see rock and pop gigs

Also: Dawn Landes, Delorentos, We Cut Corners, Editors, Jon Hopkins, Okkervil River

Suede: ‘Reforming was one of the best things we ever did’

The London band, back with a new album, still see themselves as outsiders among their contemporaries. ‘We’re the anti-Elbow’

Suede: The Blue Hour review – Orchestral manoeuvres with a spark

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10 acts that would not have existed without David Bowie

As Johnny Marr once said: ‘There are musicians who are influenced by him that don’t realise it’

Craig Armstrong: It’s Nearly Tomorrow

Heaven knows he’s still miserable now: Morrissey publishing shock (not)

Regarding Mozzer memoirs, don’t begrudge a book by its cover

Britpop – Bah! It’s rubbish, innit?

Blur, Oasis, Pulp. Hard to believe it now, but back in the 1990s they were the epitome of cool. These days they’re part of the establishment and modern life is still pretty rubbish. In the run-up to Blur’s IMMA gig next week, time to ponder how Britpop fell flat