In the Spring of 1990, Manchester was a city in the grip of a pop-cultural revolution that was attracting the attention of the world's media. The Stone Roses and the Happy Mondays were in their pomp; the Hacienda had become the most talked-about nightclub on the planet; different music and fashion and clubbing sects were converging to create a plethora of new, baggy sounds and styles.
At the same time, in a small office on a small Mancunian street called Chapel Walks, an entirely different musical enterprise was being planned. A manager called Nigel Martin-Smith had noticed that, Madchester notwithstanding, the British pop charts looked flat. There hadn't been a decent home-grown...
16 November 2009 0 comments
ROBBIE WILLIAMS has confirmed he has already recorded new songs with his former band TAKE THAT.
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23 October 2009 0 comments
Our fave Brit popster Lily Allen has just released another single from her hit album 'It's Not Me,...
05 September 2009 0 comments
ROBBIE WILLIAMS is moving closer to reuniting with his former TAKE THAT bandmates - he wants to...