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Touched By A Song: "Streets Of Innocence" by Margaret BeckerJoanna Thomas tells how a track by Margaret Becker impacted her life. [01.06.96]
Johnny Q Public: The Springfield, Missouri-based grunge rocker groupIt's Springfield, Missouri not Seattle from which grunge team JOHNNY Q PUBLIC stem. Their debut album 'Extra-Ordinary' is just that, as Tony Cummings reports. [01.06.96]
Newsboys: The story behind the music video for "Take Me To Your Leader"The lowdown on The NEWSBOYS "Take Me To Your Leader" video. [01.06.96]
Newsboys: The Australian pop rock band enjoying US chart successWith wacky humour, a full tilt gospel message and now a sci-fi edge, Australian pop rockers NEWSBOYS recently made the US pop charts. Tony Cummings reports. [01.06.96]
Flow: The Thames Valley five-piece indie pop groupWith their debut CD due to be released in June, Britpop, sorry, indie pop, team FLOW are starting to make waves. Steve Norman spoke to the band to get the low-down. [01.06.96]
Ralph van Manen: The singer/songwriter from the Netherlands making his UK debutMaking his debut UK performance at Cross Rhythms festival '96 will be RALPH VAN MANEN from the Netherlands. Jan Willem Vink investigates. [01.06.96]
Stephen Bennett: The Australian singer/songwriter giving away his latest albumHis powerful album 'Future Dreams' brought forth rave reviews and he's now committed to giving his product away. Tony Cummings spoke to STEPHEN BENNETT. [01.06.96]
Gethsemane Rose: Bristol's heavy rock pioneersThe only act ever to have played every Cross Rhythms Festival, heavy rock pioneers GETHSEMANE ROSE have had to tough it out through all manner of disappointments. But with a new album out any day and support from overseas, things are looking up. They spoke to Simon Calvert. [01.06.96]
Kelli Williams: The Nashville-based R&B gospel singerA new name recently debuted with a set of classy R&B gospel songs and ballads. Tony Cummings reports on KELLI WILLIAMS. [01.06.96]
Capitaan: The UK-based funkstersAs one of ICC's first signings to their new ICY label, corrosive funksters CAPITAAN are more than just a little happy. Geoff Howlett talks to lead singer, Anthony Gorry. [01.06.96]
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