The Cribs
Ignore The Ignorant

There are certain bands that do their damndest to remain true to their ideals of indieness. England's The Cribs, who continue to incorporate the lo-fi...

Wakefield natives (the Jarman brothers like to remind us of their home town roots almost as frequently as Omid Djalili likes to remind us he's Iranian...

Halfway through the Cribs' new album, singer/bassist Gary Jarman issues a plea to remember him like "last year's snow," but really, the Yorkshire band...

Opening your album with a track called “We Were Aborted” It’s the Cribs all right, calling back to their glory days of blood and gore, backs sp...

On their 2004 self-titled debut, The Cribs set themselves apart from the so-called “landfill indie” bands, in spite of the generic name and guitar-bas...

The Cribs are highly touted and well followed in their UK homeland and on the groups fourth album Ignore The Ignorant, they have brought more fire pow...

Subsequent albums are always a risk. If you loved a band's first album, for instance, their second one has better than a 50 percent chance of disappoi...

Ex-Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr recently joined the Cribs, as is evident in the chiming intro to "Last Year's Snow," from the feisty Br...

The Cribs have always tried desperately hard to cultivate the image that they aren't trying desperately hard. On their previous effort 'Men's needs, W...

Let it never be said that The Cribs don't know the power of a good collaborator. After employing the not inconsiderable talents of Edwyn Collins and A...