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Review by David Stubbs, Uncut, June 1998
THERE ARE surprisingly few bands like Garbage, bands operating in that shadowy, uncertain zone between the flesh of rock and the metal of techno. They're ...
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Interview by Frank Broughton, i-D, 1995
WILD LUCK, cynical suspicion, deep fraternal love and dodgy Scottish accents: in the true life story of a musical group called Garbage all these things ...
Garbage: Life is Modern Rubbish
Interview by Dave Simpson, Melody Maker, 18 March 1995
You may not have heard of GARBAGE, but you WILL have heard of Butch Vig, the God who produced Nirvana's Nevermind. And now you're going ...
Report and Interview by Jason Cohen, Rolling Stone, 5 October 1995
Garbage's masterminds craft murky pop into an album that's impossible to refuse ...
Interview by David Stubbs, Melody Maker, 7 October 1995
GARBAGE, the band formed by Nirvana producer Butch Vig, are like a black cloud looming over the fluorescent landscape of current pop and their current ...
Interview by Sylvie Simmons, Kerrang!, December 1995
LAST MAN YOU FANTASISED ABOUT? ...
Interview by David Bennun, Melody Maker, 1996
"FRIED." "Deep-fried." "Crispy." "Lo-fi." "Super lo-fi." ...
Interview by Steven Wells, Vox, April 1996
SAN FRANCISCO: Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas is being projected onto the fire curtain while the stage is being prepared for Garbage. The soundless ...
Garbage: Fillmore, San Francisco
Live Review by Clare Kleinedler, Addicted To Noise, May 1996
THE NAME GARBAGE, for a band, is so, um...cartoon-like. That name is like the ACME of all band names...like you could completely see Angela of ...
Report by Susan Corrigan, The Guardian, 17 July 1996
Susan Corrigan talks to the teenagers with stars in their eyes. ...
Interview by Steven Wells, New Musical Express, 21 March 1998
Take some scary spiders, a few mad mutts, a sound akin to the Pet Shop Boys on downers and, er, eye of Shirley Manson, and ...
Interview by Steven Wells, New Musical Express, 21 March 1998
Take some scary spiders, a few mad mutts, a sound akin to the Pet Shop Boys on downers and, er, eye of SHIRLEY MANSON, and ...
Profile and Interview by Caroline Sullivan, The Guardian, 1 May 1998
'Only Happy When It Rains', 'Queer', 'Subhuman'. And those are just the titles of Garbage's harrowing songs. Caroline Sullivan on a band with a troubled ...
Garbage: Version 2.0 (Mushroom)
Review by Robin Bresnark, Melody Maker, 9 May 1998
LET'S GET MUCKY! ...
Review by Andy Gill, MOJO, June 1998
"I'LL TELL you something," offers Shirley Manson conspiratorially at the start of this second load of Garbage, "I am a wolf, but I like to ...
Garbage: What Do You Think Of It So Far?
Interview by David Quantick, Q, June 1998
Garbage! They've sold millions of albums, but they wonder if that's a good thing when Steve Marker's gone stir crazy, Shirley Manson is shackled and ...
Report and Interview by Dave Simpson, Melody Maker, 11 July 1998
SHE MAY LOOK like an angel, but behind the exterior lies and acidic tongue, waiting to be unleashed. We meet Shirley from GARBAGE on the ...
Garbage: Cash For Questions With Shirley Manson
Interview by David Quantick, Q, June 2000
Chair throwing, coprophagy, sniffing Courtney Love... and that's just you lot – arf! Garbage's fiery songstress would much rather relax with Ravel and some GM ...
Heart Of Garbage: Inside The Manson Family
Report and Interview by Peter Murphy, Hot Press, 2001
MADISON, WISCONSIN, USA. June 7, 2001. Take a walk down East Washington Avenue, past the Pontiac workshops, car dealerships, gas stations and establishments with names ...
Garbage: Beautiful Garbage (Mushroom)*****
Review by David Stubbs, Uncut, November 2001
THIRD AND arguably best album yet from Madison's finest. ...
Interview by Tim Cooper, The Evening Standard, 8 November 2001
Shirley Manson, pop's most famous redhead, has suddenly gone blonde. A new look to match her new outlook. ...
Live Review by Tim Cooper, The Evening Standard, 15 November 2001
New songs, new confidence ...
Live Review by Tim Cooper, The Independent, 31 March 2005
IN RECENT WEEKS it has become de rigueur for big names to launch their new album with small dates in London. Last night, after club-sized ...
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