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Watch Turnstile perform cover of Stone Roses indie classic I Wanna Be Adored
By Stef Lach published
Baltimore's Turnstile pay homage to Manchester giants The Stone Roses in tribute to late bass player Mani

Nirvana, Dire Straits and The Stone Roses: You can get these all-time classics on vinyl for £66 on Amazon UK
By Rich Hobson published
Looking to build out your record collection? Amazon are offering a three-vinyl-for-£66 deal on some all-timers

The Stone Roses bassist Mani dead at 63
By Niall Doherty published
Tributes have been rolling in for the musician described as "one of the absolute best in every way"

Here’s the line-up of every major festival in 1995… it really isn’t too different to how they’ve shaped up 30 years later
By Niall Doherty published
Britpop was thriving, Pumpkins were Pumpkinsing, and Skunk Anansie tried to get on every bill going…

10 brilliant songs that prove Johnny Marr is one of the most influential guitarists of his generation
By Niall Doherty published
It's true, just ask Radiohead, Blur, Fontaines D.C., Red Hot Chili Peppers and more...

The "nightmare" birth of the Stones Roses' Second Coming
By Paul Brannigan published
After The Stones Roses set the British music scene alight with their stunning debut album, the expectation was that they would take over the world with album two. Things didn't quite go to plan

The Stone Roses on the making of their flawed, long-in-the-making second album
By Niall Doherty published
Second Coming turns 30 this week but the Mancunian indie-rockers’ resurrection didn’t last long

10 classic albums that would be better if they were shorter
By Johnny Sharp published
Making great records greater, one edit at a time

"If you were anticipating audacious swerves into grindcore, drill, chillwave or ragga, then, as Obi-Wan Gallagher sings, these are not the droids you're looking for": Relax lads, Liam Gallagher John Squire is the Brit-Bloke audio catnip you expected
By Paul Brannigan published
'Madchester' indie legends Liam Gallagher and John Squire pair up for hugely predictable, moderately fun and entertainingly spiky pastiche of former glories
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