1990S
Kicks

In today’s society, the record industry depends on the sales of singles and compilations. This is why albums that play well from start to finis...

Believe it or not, three quarters of Franz Ferdinard are well into their 30s. Looking as sharp and as now (well, in 2004 at least) as they do, it’s pr...

My dad has a funny story about his little brother. His younger sibling used to tag along, on trips to the movies, or just to hang out. And, as big bro...

Expectations can be a bitch: If 1990s hadn't released such a fresh-sounding debut, maybe this follow-up wouldn't feel so stale. Cookies introduced us ...

Rather, The Pains of Having To Write a Second Album. Glasgow?s 1990s shouldn?t have gotten lost in the shuffle with 2007?s debut Cookies, but that?s w...

It would take an awful lot of gumption to suggest that the 1990s' second effort is a fierce blast of maximum, dick-swinging rock 'n' roll, just as it ...

I don?t think there has been a name quite as fitting for a band in quite some time. Along with The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, who released their de...

The past few years have seen me develop an ever-intensifying love affair with Scottish bands: Frightened Rabbit, The Twilight Sad, My Latest Novel, Ca...

Facts about this album:* 1990s are John 'Jackie' McKeown, Dino Bardot and Michael McGaughrin.* Franz Ferdinand's Alex Kapranos and Paul Thomson were o...

On their lark of a debut album, 2007’s Cookies, 1990s were channeling everyone in the Brit-pop canon from T-Rex to Suede, acting as if the late-'90s c...