Paul Weller
Wake Up The Nation

"The Modfather" releases his tenth solo record, and his first featuring former The Jam bandmate Bruce Foxton in decades. Is it worth a spot in the We...

The Modfather's renaissance continues with new album Wake Up The Nation. It's a little more focussed than 2008's 22 Dreams and, in honesty, that's no ...

The big news with Paul Weller?s tenth solo album is that it finds him working with bassist Bruce Foxton on two new songs, and as any real Jam fan will...

As the self-ordained Mod Father, Paul Weller has frequentlyreinvented himself over the course of his career, from a young manic PeteTownshend wannabe ...

I don't think anyone will argue with you that Paul Weller's last record 22 Dreams [2008] was slightly long, clocking in at over an hour but was also c...

Paul Weller is one of those artists that just seems to be getting cooler with age. It's hard to believe that someone with a pedigree of The Jam/Style ...

Paul Weller's tenth solo album contains his first collaborations with bassist Bruce Foxton since the early-'80s breakup of the Jam. Yet, with its hurt...

"In any relationship you can fall into that trap of taking each other for granted. You have to kick that up the arse sometimes." ~Paul Weller commenti...

While 2008's 22 Dreams was hailed as Paul Heller's comeback, I wasn't convinced the former leader of The Jam and Style Council had fully regained his ...

As a solo artist, Paul Weller has rarely gotten enough credit—at least in America—for the diversity and creativity of his output. Weller’s gotten wild...