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English Teacher, Du Blonde, Nadine Shah
English Teacher, Du Blonde, Nadine Shah and more join Iggy Pop, Manic Street Preachers and Sisters of Mercy on Bearded Theory festival bill

By Paul Brannigan Published

Music Festivals
Terrorvision in the video to Baby Blue
In the 90s Terrorvision were high flyers, but the fall hit them hard. Now they're back

By Dave Ling Published

We Are Not Robots is Terrorvision's first new album in more than a decade, and it’s full of top tunes

Interviews
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Teddy Rocks announces full lineup for 2022 festival

By Fraser Lewry Published

Charity festival Teddy Rocks will feature Eagles Of Death Metal, Terrorvision, Those Damn Crows, A and more as it continues to fight children’s cancer

Music Festivals
Ash and Skunk Anansie
10 Britrock albums you should definitely own

By Paul Brannigan Last updated

From Feeder to The Wildhearts, Skunk Anansie to Terrorvision, these were the records that soundtracked mid-90s Britain

Albums
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The 10 best Terrorvision songs, as chosen by Tony Wright

By Tony Wright Last updated

The 10 finest cuts from Terrorvision's career, as chosen by the man who sang them

Tracks & Singles
Ash
Ash, Terrorvision and more set for virtual Y Not Festival weekend

By Scott Munro Published

The Derbyshire festival will move online this coming weekend for two days of exclusive content - with music from Ash, Terrorvision, Shed Seven and more

Music Festivals
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Terrorvision, Skindred and more added to final Teddy Rocks charity lineup

By Scott Munro Published

The UK festival unveils the final lineup for the 2020 event - money raised will once again benefit children’s cancer charity

Bands & Artists
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Terrorvision unveil video for their festive foot-stomper Our Christmas Song

By Scott Munro Published

Check out the video for Terrorvision’s raucous new single Our Christmas Song - their first new material in more than seven years

Music Videos
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Terrorvision: A journey to Oblivion (and back again)

By James Thornhill Published

Terrorvision open up about their rise, their fall, the Britrock label and what it means to be back out on the road

Interviews
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10 Things we learned at the Britrock Must Be Destroyed gig in Glasgow

By Martin Kielty Published

The Wildhearts, Reef, Terrorvision and Dodgy came to town. Cue weird nostalgia, hot weather and snogging…

Concerts & Shows
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