Faith No More
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Faith No More: Whistle Down The Wind… Hear My Train a'Comin'
Interview by Neil Perry, Sounds, 23 January 1988
The dancefloor heavy metal of FAITH NO MORE makes them one of the prime contenders for '88 and the lyrics of vocalist Chuck Mosely penetrate ...
From Out Of The Underground: Faith No More
Interview by Christine Natanael, Metal Mania, March 1990
WALKING INTO the offices of Warner Brothers, I knew that this wasn't going to be a normal interview. I mean, I couldn't just ask the ...
Faith No More: Artists Of The Year
Interview by Frank Owen, Spin, December 1990
WHETHER HE'S advising Sassy readers to take drugs, kill babies, and steal everything, or wearing a shirt with multiple images of Jesus Christ jacking off ...
Report by Christine Natanael, Powerline, January 1991
As Faith No More go from bizarre cult status to mainstream success (and who would've guessed?) their old palster, Christine Natanael gets the story. Yes, ...
Faith No More: God, The Devil And All The Rest
Interview by Simon Reynolds, The Observer, 7 June 1992
Despite starting out as an anti-people band, Faith No More's last album, 1989's The Real Thing, has sold millions, even though its baroque, doom-laden fusion ...
Faith No More: Angel Dust (Slash 828 321-2)
Review by Paul Elliott, Vox, July 1992
IN THE '90s, rock Is changing — or at least, public tastes are changing. Nirvana's Nevermind has topped the US album chart and is now ...
Faith No More: Dusted In A Zone Of Their Own
Profile and Interview by Christine Natanael, LiveWire, September 1992
ONE EVENING, as I sat in a friend's living room eating Chinese food, watching cable comedy shows and feeling my deadline time approach, I began ...
Profile and Interview by Simon Witter, Sky, 1993
Mike’s pierced eyebrow epitomizes Faith No More’s finger to the world. With a trail of trashed hotels and hospitalized fans behind them and a singer ...
Faith No More: King For A Day… Fool For A Lifetime (Slash)
Review by Caitlin Moran, Melody Maker, 11 March 1995
Faith No More apparently expect us to take their funk-metal Queen-isms seriously. Not CAITLIN MORAN. When the shit hits the fan, they just make her ...
Faith No More: Regrets, They Have A Few
Interview by Phil Sutcliffe, Q, May 1995
"I'M A FUCKED-up individual," says Roddy Bottum, Faith No More's keyboard player, reviewing recent difficult times. He grins, sort of. ...
Ozz-Fest: California Screaming!
Report and Interview by Steffan Chirazi, Kerrang!, 12 June 1997
The greatest show on earth has FEAR FACTORY, MANSON, TYPE O, MACHINE HEAD and COAL CHAMBER on one bill — and it's just destroyed America. This ...
Faith No More: 33 Gleibe Freiheit, Hamburg
Live Review by Neil Kulkarni, Vox, January 1998
The Fifth Element ...
Book Excerpt by Phil Hardy, Dave Laing, 'Faber Companion to 20th Century Popular Music', 2001
Roddy Bottum, b. 1 July 1963, Los Angeles, California, USA; Mike 'Puffy' Bordin, b. 27 November 1962, San Francisco, California; Billy Gould, b. 24 April ...
Interview by Joel McIver, Terrorizer, February 2003
IS NU-METAL your fault?(laughs) Well, it’s kind of interesting. When we split up in 1998 there was this wave of nu-metal bands that used us ...
Live Review by Stephen Dalton, The Times, June 2009
IF HEAVY METAL is the working man's opera, to paraphrase Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson, then Download is its Glyndebourne. ...
Faith No More at The Brixton Academy
Live Review by Caroline Sullivan, The Guardian, 13 June 2009
FAITH NO MORE's first gig in 11 years starts on a promisingly high note. A keyboard tinkles a lullaby melody, a spotlight picks out singer ...
see also Imperial Teen
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