Current Issue...

The second issue of British Awareness is destined for great things. It is jam packed full of passion, and highlights our message... British music in the 90's is fantastic! There are more writers, we have all had a chance to grow. The articles are from many different perspectives, and hopefully can relate to anyone because it is written by the fans, for the fans. We hope you will all enjoy our second issue, as we are very proud of it, and the way this 'project' has unfolded in to such an amazing part of our lives...

The following are features in British Awareness Issue Two. What is displayed on the net are only small sections unless otherwise stated, and for full versions of the articles, I am afraid you will have to get a copy of the mag! Well, we have to pay for this habit somehow!! For details on how to get your copy, please read our mail order section. You can find a link to that page at the bottom of this page.

What is happening to the British Music scene? Featuring The Bluetones

The Charlatans - the history of this "never say die" band

Mansun - "Now I am six I'm as clever as clever" - interview with Dominic Chad

The Dandys - "What the world's been waiting for" - interview with Andy Firth

Mover - "All you need is love" and brilliant songs - interview with Sam Hazeldine

Brian Jones - the life and music of rock's greatest musician

Travis - "All I want to do is rock" - interview with Andy Dunlop

Pulp - "This is hardcore" - interview with slick Steve Mackay

The Psychotic Reaction - more than "street trash" - interview with Pete and John Feely

So how was it for you? - interview with Shed 7's Paul Banks about that year, 1998.

Magazine and Howard Devoto - "I was shocked to find what was allowed"

Reviews featuring The Dandys, Mansun, Manics, Geneva, Mover

Discography - Salford Lads Club members The Smiths

Film reviews - "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" and others

Live reviews from around the globe - Pulp, Manics, Mansun, The Dandys, Puressence

A Fan's Fantasy - a diary from someone's first trip to England