NME — Oasis, Primal Scream and Alan McGee feature in documentary more info

NME - In The Office — The new issue of NME celebrates the 20th anniversary of Primal Scream's 'Screamadelica'. Here, producer Andrew Weatherall looks back on the album that launched a dance-rock revolution Before I met Primal Scream in 1989, I wasn't a massive fan. I'd ... more info

NME — Primal Scream man describes drug's influence more info

Guardian Music — So Neil Young was wrong. "Rock and roll will never die," the whiny-voiced old coot told us, and we believed him. But now along comes Paul Gambaccini, the self-styled "Professor of Pop", to announce that, since only three rock songs appeared in last y... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — The man credited with discovering Oasis has revealed he wants Rhys Ifans to play him in a movie about the story of Creation Records.It’s an apt choice for Creation Records supremo Alan McGee, who has settled in Hay-On-Wye. Not only is the Welsh Not... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Former Oasis manager and Creation records boss Alan McGee is in talks about a movie based on his life - with Rhys Ifans playing the lead role.And Glasgow-born McGee, who also brought us The Jesus And Mary Chain, My Bloody Valentine and Primal Scream,... more info

ContactMusic — Pop star KYLIE MINOGUE once approached rockers PRIMAL SCREAM in the hope of a musical collaboration - but they turned her down.The Spinning Around hitmaker met the band after a performance in her native Australia and asked about the possibility of te... more info

Unreality Music — Kylie Minogue wanted to work with Primal Scream. The Australian singer – who has previously collaborated with artists including Nick Cave and Manic Street Preachers – approached the ‘L... more info

ContactMusic — Kylie Minogue wanted to work with Primal Scream.The Australian singer - who has previously collaborated with artists including Nick Cave and Manic Street Preachers - approached the 'Loaded' hitmakers to write a track for her, but the group were havin... more info

ContactMusic — Rockers PRIMAL SCREAM made no money during their 1990s heyday - because they let too many fans and friends in to their concerts for free.The Come Together hitmakers became notorious for their swollen guestlists at shows, and promoters of their upcomi... more info