In October 1993 the movie Judgment Night arrived in theatres. Despite it’s star-studded cast of Emilio Estevez, Cuba Gooding Jr and Stephen Dorff it was a flop. However a month earlier on September 14, 1993, Judgment Night – Music From The Motion Picture arrived with a gloriously combustible idea: throw some of the coolest alternative bands of the day together with hip-hop’s biggest names and see what happens when guitars and beats collide. By the early ’90s, the music press

Eight years on from its publication, Adrian Harte’s Small Victories: The True Story Of Faith No More remains the essential literary deep-dive into rock’s most gloriously difficult band. There are bands whose stories can be summed up in a sentence. Faith No More have never been one of them. Try explaining them to somebody who wasn't there. A San Francisco outfit formed in the early ’80s. Punk, funk, metal, goth, hardcore, pop and whatever the hell else took their fancy. A revo

On September 1st 1992 Faith No More released an EP featuring remixes of A Small Victory by Martin Glover, AKA Youth. The R-evolution 23 (Full Moon) Mix and Sundown Mix were re-imaginings of the original song produced by Youth, bass player with Killing Joke. This was the first Faith No More song to be produced and engineered by someone other than Matt Wallace and the band, plus their first fully fledged exploration into electro dance music. The remix was highly endorsed by the