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Ever heard someone call a sibling ‘our kid’ or describe something great as ‘mint’? Manchester’s slang has always been a
Ever heard someone call a sibling ‘our kid’ or describe something great as ‘mint’? Manchester’s slang has always been a
This month marks 44 years since Joy Division were photographed on the Epping Walk Bridge in Hulme, resulting in the
A free exhibition is taking place celebrating Manchester’s rock music legends from the dawn of punk to present day.
Sydney rockers DMA’s have been described as Britpop revivalists and 90s obsessives, but there’s more to the Aussie trio than meets the eye.
When most Mancunians think of ‘Blue Monday’, they think of a certain 1983 hit song by a certain band but many people believe that the term has another meaning.
Award-winning cartoonist Tony Husband talks to MM about his new exhibition in Manchester, his book on dementia and working with Elbow.
Happy Mondays frontman Shaun Ryder will be joining his band mates and a host of famous pals on stage at the Manchester Palace Hotel later this month to raise funds for his sick nephew.
The Mancunian ensemble, who are best known for their 1989 iconic anthem ‘Sit Down’, have more than 20 UK top 40 singles to their name
Elidh Bradley’s 1990’s grunge trio Solar Race had been a favourite of the late Radio One DJ John Peel and critics including music journalist John Robb tipped them to be the ‘next Nirvana’
Shaun Attwood speaks to MM about his time Banged Up Abroad
MM reporter James Pomfret has tough task of whittling them down
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