Mogwai
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Mogwai: Ten Rapid (Jetset 9tks/33 mins)
Review by Neil Kulkarni, Melody Maker, 10 May 1997
MONSTER CRAZY! ...
Mogwai: Kicking A Dead Pig (Eye Q)
Review by Andy Crysell, New Musical Express, 16 May 1998
THE FABULOUS BACON BOYS ...
Mogwai: You're experi-mentalists!
Interview by Toby Manning, Jockey Slut, June 1998
MOGWAI HAVE APPROACHED A BUNCH OF "DANCE" ACTS TO REMIX THEIR GUITAR NOISE TERRORISM. LET'S SEE HOW THEY ALL GOT ON. ...
Mogwai: Come On, Feel The Noise
Interview by Ben Thompson, The Independent, 19 March 1999
Mogwai play loud. (And very quiet.) And they have a few sordid myths they'd like to dispel. ...
Interview by Keith Cameron, New Musical Express, 23 October 1999
Life with Mogwai has always been a strange whirl, but after 27 hours on a ferry to Norway with them, a karaoke, a skate video ...
Book Excerpt by Ben Thompson, Ways Of Hearing, 2001
"They had brought this music with them when they were born, these bandmen, in their hearts and their muscles, their blood and their bones".Jay Allison ...
Book Excerpt by Phil Hardy, Dave Laing, The Faber Companion to 20th-Century Popular Music, 2001
Dominic Aitchisin, aka Demonic, b. Glasgow, Scotland; Stuart Braithwaite, aka pLasmatroN, b. Glasgow; Martin Bulloch, aka Bionic, b. Glasgow; Barry Burns, b. Lanarkshire, Scotland; John ...
Retrospective by Tim Footman, Tangents, December 2002
I FELT A RUSH of nostalgically bad haircuts and Proustian army surplus anoraks while reading Alistair [Flitchett]'s consideration of C86. Nostalgia also for the days ...
Mogwai: Happy Songs For Happy People
Review by Toby Manning, The Word, July 2003
All hail the Glaswegian cochlea-botherers ...
Mogwai: Happy Songs For Happy People
Review and Interview by Keith Cameron, MOJO, July 2003
Fourth full album from Scots noise miscreants. Self-produced in Glasgow after two in USA with Flaming Lips/Mercury Rev cohort Dave Fridmann. ...
Mogwai: Central Belters (Rock Action)
Review by Jamie Atkins, Record Collector, December 2015
DURING THEIR RISE to prominence, very few onlookers would have predicted that post-rock upstarts Mogwai would have the staying power to be receiving the 20th. ...
Mogwai's As the Love Continues: A playback at Glasgow's Tramway
Review by Jude Rogers, The Observer, 20 February 2021
Glasgow's post-rock giants launch their 10th album with a thunderous filmed playback that cries out to be heard live. ...
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