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This Train: The hillbilly punks behind "The Missing Link"Hot US band THIS TRAIN's Mark Robertson was quizzed by Mike Rimmer. [01.12.98]
Fabulous: The absolutely Fabulous unsigned Scottish bandIn their two-and-a-half years together, FABULOUS have earned their reputation as one of Scotland's most talented and ambitious unsigned bands. Dougie Adam met them at The Cathouse in Glasgow. [01.12.98]
Race: The Bournemouth-based pop worship bandA new contemporary worship band from Bournemouth RACE have caught the ear of Mike Rimmer. [01.12.98]
Mal Pope: Jack of all tradesHe's done everything from feature in his own TV series, to playing on worship albums, to touring with Art Garfunkel. Now the national newspapers have picked up on the veteran singer/songwriter called MAL POPE. Mike Rimmer reports. [01.12.98]
DC Talk: Still into JesusPop rock band DC TALK continue to climb ever-bigger record industry mountains but found time in their frantic schedule to give an exclusive interview with Mike Rimmer. [01.12.98]
Lianna Klassen: The Canadian singer/songwriterA Canadian release by LIANNA KLASSEN is featuring heavily on UCB Europe. Mike Rimmer reports. [01.12.98]
Nervous Passenger: The Edinburgh-based band with their own record labelIn April, Edinburgh band NERVOUS PASSENGER took time out in the middle of recording and spoke to Dougie Adam about the 'Ocean Air' EP, setting up Room 3 Records and their long awaited album debut. [01.12.98]
Bryan Duncan: A song-by-song rundown of his 'The Last Time I Was Here' albumAmerican blue eyed soul man BRYAN DUNCAN talks us through the tracks on his new album [01.12.98]
New Flava Vol 2; The Project: A compilation of British gospel artists The latest R&B sound is music with a 'Timbaland' groove, and now 'NEW FLAVA VOL 2; THE PROJECT' offers British gospel artists like Melanie Ephson, Ray Lewis and Eska with a Timbaland R&B vibe. George Luke reports. [01.10.98]
Avalon: A maze of graceThey've been on the road almost continually since 1995 yet found time to record one of the catchiest pop albums of the era. Tony Cummings caught up with America's AVALON. [01.10.98]
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