The Charlatans
Who We Touch

Few bands can boast a career that spans two decades, an original release nearly every two years, and gigs with notables like The Who, The Rolling Ston...

There are far fewerthings as embarrassing in the world of music than once-popular bands seeingtheir audiences moving on, deciding to dramatically flip...

Who suspected the Charlatans would be the one “Madchester” band that would last for 20 years Their resilience has gained them no small amount of resp...

The foppish Tim Burgess and his Mancunian mainstay indie production reel The Charlatans have undoubtedly been one of the most dependable no-frill guit...

My first introduction to The Charlatans was when I was 10, and I got Huge Hits 1996 for Christmas, which featured ‘One to Another’. Unwrapping that pr...

With ‘Who We Touch’, their 709th studio album, The Charlatans stretch the boundaries of longevity. Tim Burgess’ voice remains as sonorous as ever, and...

Don’t let the first few seconds of Brit rockers The Charlatans’ 11th studio release deceive you. At first, you may think you’re listening to death met...

The Charlatans have been around a long time. They have had huge success with some brilliant albums. The list of singles that have been belted out in s...

The Charlatans are back with their 11th studio album, more than 20 years after their first hit back in June 1990 with ?The Only One I Know?. During t...

When you get to the eleventh album it’s anyone’s guess at what a band fancies releasing. Do you stick with the sound that you’ve become known for Do...