JR Moores

20 years after the release of Americana, JR Moores revisits the work of the punk band that liked to punch downwards

"Yes, the remix album can often be a fairly pointless and cynical cash-grab opportunity. That being said, there are some genuine classics out there, especially where metal is concerned."

While seeking transitory mental liberation through the latest psych-rock releases, JR Moores struggles to keep his clothes on for Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs

JR Moores' summer psych-rock recommendations. Plus, your questions answered! (sort of).

In the second series of the meta comedy, its lead and creators found fame, making it a sanctimonious sitcom rife with celebrity schmoozing

They didn't enjoy the mainstream success of their Seattle peers Nirvana, Soundgarden and Pearl Jam, but grungefathers TAD were as committed as anyone both on record and onstage. JR Moores hears their incident-packed story from Tad Doyle.

JR Moores rifles through the latest psychedelic releases, from those that are freestyle to those in the style of Free

Manuel Gagneux has survived internet death threats, a short-lived nu-metal phase, and growing up in a household dominated by salsa

While Marion & Geoff had pathos and poetry, The Keith Barret Show jumped the shark with its very existence

You never know what you're going to get with Gnod.

The man behind Mclusky, Future Of The Left and Christian Fitness speaks to JR Moores about the 13 records that inspire him (with only the occasional Lammo and ciabatta-themed digression)

The Wildhearts' music was fierce and intense, their story marked by creative and personal turmoil. And yet they continue to record and tour. Mainman Ginger talks frankly to JR Moores about the band's melodic metal mayhem, their capacity for excess and survival despite it all.

“I love the fact that you could literally chuck a cassette tape against the wall and it would play fine afterwards,” says Zac Emerson of Doom Trip Records...

This month, JR Moores selects the psych and noise-rock releases deemed most suitable to ward off the MP for North East Somerset

Whether a proving ground for nascent acts or an opportunity for the old guard to win new fans, the acoustic staple was unmissable. Until Korn showed up.