On August 20, 1990, Faith No More released Live At The Brixton Academy: You Fat Bastards - the band’s only officially released, professionally filmed live show on VHS. Recorded at London’s Brixton Academy on April 28, 1990, the footage was shot by William Shapland, directed by John Booth and mixed by producer Matt Wallace. Released to satisfy growing fan demand, it captured Faith No More at the peak of their The Real Thing explosion. The concert ran to 18 songs but the VHS co

WE STILL CARE A LOT! Ten years on, Faith No More’s We Care A Lot: Deluxe Band Edition remains one of music's greatest resurrection jobs. Forgotten master tapes, Chuck Mosley’s triumphant return and a reminder that Faith No More were changing the rules long before Mike Patton arrived… In 2016, while most legacy bands were busy flogging another greatest hits package, Faith No More did something far more interesting. They dug into their own DNA. Hidden away in bassist Bill Gould

Faith No More have always thrived on chaos. Split-ups. Comebacks. Frontmen. Guitarists. Feuds. Somehow, though, one of the most unbelievable chapters in their history came more than three decades after it all began, when the band reunited with the late, great Chuck Mosley for one last glorious blast of beautiful insanity. On June 2, 2016, Faith No More announced they were dragging their past kicking and screaming back into the spotlight with a deluxe edition of their 1985 deb

Some albums demand your attention. Others grab you by the throat, empty a bucket of circus sludge over your head and laugh as your brain melts out of your ears. Thirty-five years ago, Mr. Bungle unleashed their self-titled debut. Equal parts metal, funk, ska, jazz, carnival nightmare and full-blown musical psychosis, it was an album that shouldn’t have worked, but somehow became one of the most influential cult records ever released on a major label. Loved, loathed and still

On August 5th 1997 Faith No More released Last Cup Of Sorrow as their second single from Album Of The Year. "Another wonderfully diverse offering from the San Francisco gods. This time they're all moody and brooding, with Mike Patton whispering all but the chorus while a children's box plinks away in the background. Even their crap stuff is interesting at the very least, but this is a sultry late night summer classic. Brilliant." - Kerrang! | 1997 "The toy piano idea basicall

After years away, Imperial Teen are back - and they’re hitting the accelerator. The indie-pop veterans have announced their seventh studio album, All Over You, arriving October 9 via Merge Records, alongside the release of its infectious first single, Overdrive. The track lands with an equally vibrant official music video, offering fans the first taste of what promises to be the band’s boldest and most sonically adventurous record yet. “We want to make people dance and think

Faith No More released A Small Victory as the second single from Angel Dust on August 3rd 1992. "Seems to run Madame Butterfly through Metallica and Nile Rodgers." — Trouser Press During the late '80s and into the '90s, Britain was busy rewriting the rulebook. The Stone Roses, Happy Mondays and the rest of the Madchester explosion smashed together baggy grooves, dancefloor rhythms, sampled textures and psychedelic guitars, creating a sound that blurred the line between indie

For a while, it felt like Faith No More had simply... disappeared. Not with an announcement. Not with a farewell tour. Not even with a definitive breakup. They just stopped. One cancelled tour became another. Interviews hinted at irreparable fractures. Years passed without a single show. Every rumour was analysed. Every photo dissected. Every anniversary celebrated by fans wondering if it would ever mean anything again. Eventually, even the most optimistic supporters began to