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“Pearl Jam used to hire out bars to drink with us”: Idlewild’s Roddy Woomble on how four punk rock kids from Scotland emerged from the wreckage of Britpop, gatecrashed the UK charts and got adopted as Pearl Jam’s new favourite band

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“Pearl Jam used to hire out bars to drink with us”: Idlewild’s Roddy Woomble on how four punk rock kids from Scotland emerged from the wreckage of Britpop, gatecrashed the UK charts and got adopted as Pearl Jam’s new favourite band

With their 30th anniversary approaching, Idlewild look back on a career spent “existing in their own little place”

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