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Britpop is now three decades old... but did it all start with Blur and Oasis? Radio X looks at the evidence.

John Lewis samples some fine new releases from Meerea Park.

Two Seaman High teams will leave it all on the line at the VEX Robotics World Competition this week in Dallas.

British band Suede released their debut album on this day 30 years ago, and its ambiguous androgynous cover certainly got people's attention.

The 1990s were a decade of significant change in the world of rock music, as the genre continued to evolve and new sub-genres emerged. The decade saw the rise of grunge and alternative rock, with bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Soundgarden dominating the airwaves. However, there were also influential bands outside of these sub-genres

Britpop legends Suede were at York Barbican last night - here is our review. Words and photos by Dave Lawrence

At the recent Rare and Minority Breed Sale at Tullamore Mart, prices reached a high of €1,280. 150 females were entered into the sale on November 26, but

The band, known here as The London Suede, never really made it big in America, despite mass success across the pond for 30 years.

Suede survived grunge, Britpop, emo, and everything else the last 30 years could throw at them. But have they survived the pandemic? Find out on Autofiction.

The South Korean quartet - Jennie, Jisoo, Lisa and Rosé - mark a huge moment for K-pop with their second studio album