Prodigy

Noel and Liam Gallagher discuss fame, drugs and their third album, in this 1997 NME feature

Nickel Creek fiddler turns over new sonic leaf

... and how revolutions were made without fear of looking foolish

P.F. Sloan - the songwriter behind "Eve Of Destruction" and "Secret Agent Man" - has died aged 70. Sloan signed his first record deal when...

Rory Gallagher's great, short-lived trio

Reissue of sort-of lost album by the songwriter's songwriter

Great fifth album of next-level techno yelping

Last year, Warp Records embarked on a campaign for Boards Of Canada's "Tomorrow's Harvest" comeback that was notable for its obtuseness. Unmarked 12-inches were hidden in record stores, strings of numbers and inexplicable broadcasts were strewn enigmatically across the internet. At one point, I recall some talk of red moons and feverish online triangulations pointing to a bookshop near Edinburgh as the centre of the universe. It was all fun, and the album at the end of it all was great, but perhaps it wandered a little off course as it went on.

The shambolic Bright Eyes auteur submits to a Wilsonian extreme makeover...

The Aztec Camera-man relives his early-'80s glories - slap bass and all...