11 bands that broke up when they got famous
From Jane's Addiction to The Verve, these bands broke up just as their careers were taking off
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From Jane's Addiction to The Verve, these bands broke up just as their careers were taking off
Black Friday Record Store Day is fast approaching and that, of course, coincides with holiday shopping. So, here are some recent vinyl releases items that just might help you solve a few gift-giving dilemmas this season.
Craft Recordings is celebrating the 25th anniversary of R.E.M.’s bestselling 11th studio album Up with a series of expanded and remastered reissues, all of which are available to purchase/stream now.
Twenty-five years ago, an R.E.M. album arrived that didn’t sound like a typical R.E.M. album. “Up,” the band’s 11th album which dropped in the fall of 1998, was a curious and challenging collection that split fans and critics alike but reveals more interesting things with each listen. Mike Mills, bassist and band co-founder, tells The Associated Press that “Up” was made after the band became a three-piece when drummer and co-founder Bill Berry left. Mills says he understands the album can be jarring, but he looks back fondly on the 14 tracks. He says: “It rewards repeated listeni...
Twenty-five years ago, an R