Faith No More 's version of the  Bee Gees  song  I Started A Joke  was released on October 26th 1998. The song first appeared on the B-side of the limited edition single release of  Digging The Grave  in 1995 and on a bonus CD available with the Australian version of  King For A Day Fool For A Lifetime  also in 1995.  It was recorded along with three more cover versions of other songs in  Bill Gould 's home studio and produced by Gould and  Dean Menta . These songs were the o

On October 20th 2015 Faith No More released their first video in 17 years for the song Sunny Side Up . Sunny Side up was the third single released from Faith No More's Sol Invictus . The song only saw a promo CD release but the band produced a video which Rolling Stone described as, "Faith No More prove sex, drugs and rock and roll are for the geriatrics as much as the kid". It was was their video first in 17 years, the last being for Stripsearch in 1998 - Warner Bros post

I am not sure what I expected before sitting down with The Royal We . Reading the Substack tales from Roddy Bottum were indeed a clue. However, as a feverish Faith No More fan starved of any word from the band for sometime now I hoped for a history of my favourite artists from their perspective. It’s not exactly what I got, and knowing my favourite keyboardist like I do, I was actually quite foolish to hope for it. The Royal We is a weird and wonderful journey, it is the di

The new wave hipster band Faith. No Man ceased to exist in late 1983 - born from the ashes was... Faith No More . Photo by Wade Worthington The line up of what would become Faith No More included Mike 'The Man' Morris (vocals and guitar), Wade Worthington (keyboards), Bill Gould , and Mike Bordin . During rehearsals it became more and more apparent that the band differed in musical opinions. Worthington saw the writing on the wall and left, replaced by Bill's childhood f

On October 1st 1992 Faith No More were tour promoting Angel Dust with support act Helmet at Queen City in Buffalo, New York. However,...

Mike, Jim, Mr John and Andrew Bowie are back! The Faith No More podcast returns after a prolonged absence. The only dedicated FNM...

Recording your debut album is a really momentous occasion in a musician's career. Can you remember how you felt playing the vinyl record...

On September 14th 1993 Judgment Night - Music From The Motion Picture was released, it featured the Faith No More & Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E....

Faith No More returned to Chile on the King For Day Tour on 8 September 1995. They joined Ozzy Osbourne, Alice Cooper, Megadeth and...

On September 6 1990 the MTV Video Music Awards celebrated music videos of the year. The show was broadcast live from LA on MTV and hosted...

Faith No More 's North American tour in support of Sol Invictus was ten years ago. FNM began their Sol Invictus  tour in Japan and...

Faith No More 's North American tour in support of Sol Invictus was ten years ago. FNM began their Sol Invictus tour in Japan and...

The Slings and Arrows of Faith No More Steffan Chirazi You wouldn't expect it to be any other way. Chaos is abundant, voices are...

"You wanna know a great way to get even with somebody?" Faith No More singer Mike Patton asks. It's a sunny afternoon in San Francisco,...

Faith No More's Savage Democracy Erin Culley Sequestered in Studio City's charming Scream Studios, Faith No More are furiously racing the...

On September 1st 1992 Faith No More released an EP featuring remixes of A Small Victory by Martin Glover, AKA Youth . The R-evolution...

Sperm and Cuddly Toys. Recently, Faith No More's repulsive fourth album, Angel Dust, was released. To the displeasure of the rock...

The Beauty and the Horror Tom Lanham "You wanna know a great way to get even with somebody?" Mike Patton asks. It's a sunny afternoon in...

Twist of Faith William Shaw Faith No More wreak anarchy in the UK. William Shaw reports from London and Manchester. No one put a pistol...

Which Faith No More show do you wish you had attended? The first answer we are all in no doubt shouting at the screen is ‘the next one’...