Fistfights, obsessed fans, and unexplainable success: a journey through the first 10 years of Depeche Mode
On one of Depeche Mode's rare trips to Australia, Martin Gore told triple j all about the ups and downs of their success so far
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On one of Depeche Mode's rare trips to Australia, Martin Gore told triple j all about the ups and downs of their success so far
After decades derided as the Most Hated Women In Rock, musicians have been leading a reappraisal of the music from somebody deserves a little more peace, love, and understanding.
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Speaking on The J Files, Felix Buxton recalls the wild 2009 festival tale of the Duke of Sussex monkeyed around onstage to 'Where's Your Head At?'
When Outkast burst onto the scene in the early 90s they quickly shook up the notion of what hip hop could be. Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia the duo put Southern rap on the map and showed the world that the South had something to say. Across two decades Outkast released groundbreaking albums like 1998's Aquemini, 2000's Stankonia, and 2003's epic Speakerboxxx/The Love Below - with hits like 'Hey Ya', 'Roses', 'The Way You Move' and 'Ms Jackson' getting everyone up on the dancefloor. The duo always kept fans guessing their next move -...