Shirley Manson

Noel Gallagher & Garbage brought '90s alt-rock classics to Central Park (review, setlists, video)

Noel Gallagher’s HIgh Flying Birds and Garbage turned SummerStage into a ’90s Sing-Along Night, making for a very enjoyable evening.

Notable Releases of the Week (3/24)

This very stacked week’s Notable Releases include Lana Del Rey’s latest, the collaborative JPEGMAFIA & Danny Brown album, Navy Blue’s Def Jam debut, Liturgy’s stunning double album, and more…

HIRS tap mems of My Chemical Romance, Touche Amore, Thursday, Soul Glo, Garbage, Circa Survive & more for new LP

The album’s stacked, guest-filled tracklist also features members of Converge, La Dispute, Paint It Black, Fucked Up, Screaming Females, Thou, Gouge Away, The Locust, Escuela Grind, Anti-Flag, Full of Hell, and more…

Watch Toyah and Robert Fripp cover Garbage's "I Think I'm Paranoid"

Toyah Willcox & King Crimson’s Robert Fripp dip into the ’90s — and gold leaf as clothing — on this week‘s edition of their Sunday Lunch covers series

Neko Case announces career-spanning comp with new song & tour

The comp comes with a web presentation featuring essays and commentary from David Byrne, Shirley Manson, Waxahatchee, Julien Baker, Kevin Morby, Allison Russell, Margo Price, and more…

Notable Releases of the Week (12/3)

This week’s Notable Releases include four (!) Arca albums, Screaming Females singer Marissa Paternoster’s solo debut, Failure’s best reunion album yet, and more…

amazing live videos of Garbage, Oasis, The Weakerthans & more to watch while every show is cancelled

Today’s picks for live videos to watch while you’re home and every show is cancelled include Screaming Trees in 1996 with Josh Homme on guitar, Garbage outside Edinburgh Castle in 1999, Oasis in 1996, Slade in 1975, and more…

review: Garbage played 'Version 2.0' & b-sides in Brooklyn for 20th anniversary

Things kicked into full gear with Version 2.0 opener ”Temptation Waits.” All of a sudden, the band seemed more engaged, the crowd was singing more loudly, and hearing that album opener made for a rush of nostalgia but it was also a reminder of how timeless the Version 2.0 songs still sound today…

20 years ago, Garbage made their best album -- 'Version 2.0' anniversary review

Listening to the album now, 20 years later, it doesn’t sound a day old. It’s got traits that were characteristic of the ’90s alternative rock scene that Garbage came from, but Version 2.0 is timeless.
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