Neo-psyche. Cult drone. Garage. The multi-genre sound of Glisten Trick.

Pips - the legendary nightclub that was 'behind the cathedral' in Manchester - never got the credit it deserved. Until now.

John Coltrane? No problem. Van Dyke Parks? Easy. Brainticket? Step this way... a day in the life of Kingbee Records.

The return of Joanna - you couldn't make it up, as they say.

US duo Mahogany are now a trio - so that's 33.3 per cent more Mahogany for your money at their upcoming gig.

'The very ground the Free Trade Hall is built on is woven into the fabric of Manchester history.' Paul Hanley on the Free Trade Hall.

Looking though Ian Curtis’ record collection with Kelvin Briggs.

'Morrissey walked into the pub, heard us and walked out.' Harvey's Rabbit tell their tale to Cult Manchester.

'Well, that’s ruined my opening sequence, hasn’t it?' Film editor Gareth Davies on rock doc cliches, goodwill and the DIY approach for his new Fall documentary.

Author Stephanie Phillips explains why ‘Blackness is inherently punk’ and talks big coats with Cult Manchester’s David Nolan.

A profile of co-founder of The Fall Una Baines. Plus a nice bit of breakfast.

Second Idol singer and guitarist Kate Farquharson on the band's upcoming gig at Manchester's Peer Hat.

Sex Pistols unseen! The day the band came to Piccadilly Radio by the people who swear they were there.

Lost in music (venues). Author, drum botherer and ex-Fall guy Paul Hanley on his favourite Manchester gig venues.

‘I’m French,’ says filmmaker Sébastien Faits-Divers. ‘Sorry about that…’