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The Cribs: to play their first three albums in full at intimate London shows

submitted by Nick Jun 29th 2022 09:00 am (www.nme.com)

They will play three separate shows all on the same day next monthThe post The Cribs to play their first three albums in full at intimate London shows appeared first on NME.

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The Cribs: 'We got asked to do a song with One Direction'

submitted by Nick Mar 12th 2015 07:00 pm (www.nme.com)

Ryan Jarman said the collaboration 'could have been an interesting thing'

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The Cribs: stream new track 'Different Angle' - listen

submitted by Nick Mar 9th 2015 07:00 pm (www.nme.com)

The band release their sixth album 'For All My Sisters' on March 23

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The Cribs: – “Different Angle” (Stereogum Premiere)

submitted by Nick Mar 9th 2015 06:00 pm (stereogum.com)

You tend to hear about homegrown, all-sibling bands like the Cribs beginning in earnest as teens, blasting alt and punk covers through cheap instruments. The Jarman brothers started even earlier, pantomiming Bee Gees and Queen songs on the radio before they even hit 13. It’s a stretch to say that those influences are audible on [&#...

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The Cribs: Peace and Everything Everything lead latest Liverpool Sound City additions

submitted by Nick Feb 28th 2015 12:00 pm (www.nme.com)

Latest raft of line-up additions confirmed

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The Cribs: declare that 'punk rock and indie are dead' - watch

submitted by Nick Feb 26th 2015 08:00 pm (www.nme.com)

Band defend poppy new album 'For All My Sisters'