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Britpop Anthems A - Z
The A-Z of Britpop Anthems

By Paul Brannigan Published

Mid '90s nostalgia is at a peak, but there was much more to Britpop than scene figureheads Oasis, Blur and Pulp

Bands & Artists
Ash, Liam Gallagher, Mansun, Elastica, Suede and Blur
10 Britpop B-sides you need to hear

By Niall Doherty Published

It wasn’t all about Parklife, Alright and Live Forever, you know. Here’s some Britpop magic you might have missed…

Bands & Artists
The Verve, Supergrass, Elastica, Lush, Super Furry Animals
10 Britpop-era indie bands we need to reform in 2025

By Stephen Hill Published

Bummed at missing out on Oasis tickets? Us too. The Verve, Supergrass, Elastica, Super Furries... we need you back now, please

Bands & Artists
Super Furry Animals - Rings Around the World
“Embracing the new eclecticism, they wove together a variety of threads to prove that heavy topics don’t need to be heavy-handed”: Super Furry Animals’ Rings Around The World bears all the hallmarks of a prog album

By Julian Marszalek Published

Welsh band’s fifth outing illustrates their fierce intelligence and sense of humour as they kept moving forward

Albums
Paul McCartney and some celery
At last! The sound of Paul McCartney chewing celery has finally been unleashed

By Fraser Lewry Published

The historic recording of Paul McCartney chewing celery and carrots celebrates the 20th anniversary edition of Super Furry Animals' Rings Around The World

Bands & Artists
Welsh flag on amp
10 of the best rock bands from Wales

By Grant Moon Published

Proving there's more to Welsh music than Tom Jones, Shirley Bassey and male voice choirs, it's 10 of the best rock bands from Wales

Bands & Artists
The crowd at a prog gig
Caught By The River Thames Festival live review - London

By Jo Kendall Published

Not yet rated

Prog and psych-pop stars grace the first Caught By The River Thames weekender

Music Festivals
Howard Marks portrait, 1999
Howard Marks: "We smuggled dope in the gear of bands like ELP, Floyd, Clapton"

By Hugh Fielder Published

After his first toke at Oxford, he went on to become the world’s most famous dope smuggler, using touring bands to transport tonnes of it across borders. Classic Rock talks to Howard Marks...

Interviews