Hugh Cornwell Talks about the Creation of 'Nosferatu'; his 1979 Collaboration with Robert Williams30/10/2025 Hugh Cornwell has always subverted expectations, whether as a solo artist, front man for The Stranglers, or in his collaborations. There's perhaps no greater example than 'Nosferatu', the cult classic created with Captain Beefheart drummer Robin Williams in 1979. A challenging release, Hugh's performing it in full, for the first time on his 2025 UK tour. "I never thought that it could ever be played live, but here we are able to do it", he confesses, as we sit down for a chat. We joined the original Maninblack to talk the album's creation, reflect on the enduring pull of hits like 'Golden Brown' and 'Nice 'N' Sleazy', and how his new record promises to challenge and surprise his audience once again. Walking on the beaches; Eamon O'Neill.
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As founder Faith No More alongside bassist Billy Gould and drummer Mike Bordin, Roddy Bottom brought the "pretty" to the band's abrasive sound. "My band was taking pride in our disdain for each other", even at the height of their fame however, as he discloses in his new memoir 'The Royal We'. A vivid dive into his life, his art, and his years with Faith No More, the book captures the band’s raw energy, their ground breaking sound, and the chaos behind it all; from addiction and personal turmoil and more. But this is Roddy's story, not the band's and it goes much further, and is bursting with honesty and emotion. We caught up with the keyboardist, song writer, and actor to discuss the process. Just a man; Eamon O'Neill.
Vernon Reid needs little introduction. Best known as a founding member of Living Colour, he's also one of the most respected players of a generation, having worked with everyone from Mick Jagger to Donald Byrd to Public Enemy, Jack Bruce, and many more. Readying his first solo release in two decades, we were supposed to be talking 'Hoodoo Telemetry', but the discussion got so much deeper; from dissecting the history of recorded music from jazz to hop hop to metal, to blurring the lines into philosophy and art. Touching also on his appearance at Ozzy Osbourne's final stand at Back to the Beginning, we caught up with Vernon Reid. Cult of personality; Eamon O'Neill.
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