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“We were stupid kids, just trying to survive, with this really weird music that we were so stubborn about.” How five chaos-addicted Californian misfits helped pave the way for the 90s rock revolution with their fabulously freaky debut record

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“We were stupid kids, just trying to survive, with this really weird music that we were so stubborn about.” How five chaos-addicted Californian misfits helped pave the way for the 90s rock revolution with their fabulously freaky debut record

Faith No More’s Bill Gould looks back on the making of We Care A Lot, his band’s thrillingly unhinged debut album, now celebrating its 40th birthday

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