Manic Street Preachers

...life for disenchanted urbanites. Heavenly Records, the label that gave us the gritty Manic Street Preachers and London-worshipping St Etienne, have published a book of bankside reveries. Named after a song by Doves, Caught by the...

In this article: London, Jon Savage, Irvine Welsh, Bob Stanley, Memory Band, and Doves

...Street Preachers' James Dean Bradfield (producer) and Dave Eringa (co-producer). The band released their first single , "Rollercoaster", in late 1995. The track hit number 41 on the UK Singles Chart. The group's next single, "From a...

In this article: Northern Uproar, Melody Maker, Rollercoaster, NME, and BBC TV

You Love Us (Heavenly Version) "You Love Us (Heavenly Version)" is a single released by Manic Street Preachers on May 7, 1991. It was their last release on Heavenly Records. The title track was later re-recorded and re-released as the third...

In this article: You Love Us, Krzysztof Penderecki, Iggy Pop, Heavenly Records, and Generation Terrorists

...record label Doves and Manic Street Preachers came together last night (September 12) to play a one-off gig at London's Royal Festival Hall, to celebrate the 18-year anniversary of the launch of Heavenly Recordings. The Manchester band...

In this article: Doves, London, James Dean Bradfield, Motown Junk, Mercury Prize, Pounding, You Love Us, Jimi Goodwin, and Heavenly Recordings

...was the band's first from their then record label, Heavenly Records. Despite its relatively poor charting, the single gained the band much attention from the press. The b-side "We Her Majesty's Prisoners" was originally titled...

In this article: Motown Junk, The Cult, Motown Records, Baby Love, Jump, James Dean Bradfield, Lifeblood, Guns N' Roses, and You Love Us

From Despair to Where "From Despair to Where" is a song by the Manic Street Preachers, released in 1993 - the first single to be released from the album Gold Against the Soul June 20 1993. The CD included "Hibernation", "Spectators Of...

In this article: Heavenly Records, From Despair to Where, and UK

...solo fame), Chemical Brothers, Doves, Nada Surf (playing Let Go in its entirety), Beth Orton (playing Trailer Park in its entirety), Manic Street Preachers, the Magic Numbers, the Little Ones, Ed Harcourt, 22-20s, and Dot Allison, among...

In this article: Edwyn Collins, Doves, Saint Etienne, Chemical Brothers, Nada Surf, Beth Orton, Dot Allison, 22-20s, and Ed Harcourt

...just took longer to prise things out of us this time.' A welcome nudge forward was a gig last autumn with Manic Street Preachers, celebrating 18 years of their label, Heavenly Records. 'That was a real turning point,' Williams affirms. 'It...

In this article: Doves, Jimi Goodwin, Andy Williams, Some Cities, God, Rapture, Sub Sub, Jez Williams, and Heavenly Records

...to play gig six songs long Trio join line-up for Heavenly Records bash Manic Street Preachers are to play a one-off gig which will be just six songs long. The band will play "only the six songs" they recorded for Heavenly Records on...

In this article: Heavenly Records, Cherry Ghost, Sony Records, Doves, Royal Festival Hall, and London