Simon Neil leads a back on top Biffy ...

The hills are alive with the sound of rock’n’roll.

Following Richey Edwards’ disappearance and the “commercial disaster” of The Holy Bible , the MANIC STREET PREACHERS were told that this is the end. Instead, they roared back with an unassailable anthem heralding one of the biggest British albums of the ’90s. Sam Richards celebrates 30 years of Everything Must Go : “It was the most spectacular feeling,” says Nicky Wire. “That period when you go over the top...”

Raving can be religious. To hear diehards describe it, a packed dancefloor at its exuberant zenith represents a transcendent mix of escapism and ego death. It’s a place where time ceases to exist. The

Wiry monochrome intensity from indie veterans fully focused on the present

The long running psychedelic rock, jazz, space rock and more collective return with the final part of a trilogy.