They were magnificent.
And so the tour begins!!!

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They were magnificent.
And so the tour begins!!!
I had a voucher for a free personalised kitkat last month and this was the only picture on my computer to personalise it with and now it’s here and my life is complete
Manics Instagram photo collage I made!
Nicky Wire added more patches I made for him to his Rush jacket! The Japan flag was given to him by me in person last year. ❤ #London#Roundhouse#postQawardsgig
Manic Street Preachers - International Blue | Radio X Session
Here we have three live video’s of Manic Street Preachers, doing a session for Radio X. They perform two songs, International Blue and Distant Colours form the new album, Resistance Is Futile, which was released on the 13th April 2018. Third track they performed was the single from 2000, The Masses Against the Classes. The other two videos are below.
Distant Colours
The Masses Against the Classes
Feeling blue to be missing out on alllll those Manics events, but…
🚨 @i-accuse-msp @manicsfansus and i forget who else is on this continent.
“Nicky Wire has entered the digital era against his considerable will, forced to have an iPad for work. “The tentacles have drawn me in and I resent it.” […] He occasionally tweets Manics news via their official Twitter feed, “prosaic”, and posts images on the Manics Instagram, “because there’s no one on there calling you a c**t”. Recently, his kids made him post one of their dog, Axel. “I was convulsing, there might be a dog stealer,” he quakes. “They wanted our dog to be most liked. ‘Dad, no one likes you, Axel’s gonna be more popular!”
— The End Is Nigh, Q Magazine, April 2018
Steve Albini on working with the Manic Street Preachers
“There’s one slightly nostalgic moment on the record, I forget which song, where James wanted a particularly fried guitar sound. The studio had a cassette recorder that was the same as one I had in college - I didn’t have an amp, so I’d plug my guitar into the cassette player, wear headphones and overdrive the cassette player. It had a particular raspy distortion that I became quite fond of. On a lark, I told him I used that exact cassette player as a fuzz pedal, so we did that with his guitar. It was nice to see this make-do solution applied in a fancy recording studio (Rockfield, Wales). It was a great opportunity to take something I’d learned by being broke and making it a feature of a major record.”
Please please PLEASE for the love of Richard Nixon let Resistance is Futile stay at number one!!!
You'd be hard-pushed to find music fans with a fiercer loyalty to their band than the Manics' - it's quite exceptional to watch. And the band will never forget it, or stop being grateful, Wire says, because they come from what many would deem a "pretty unfashionable place".
Independent April 16, 2018
Manics NME Covers
According to folks at the Rough Trade signing yesterday, Nicky mentioned the possibility of a US tour in November!??
If you haven’t listened yet, YOU MUST! (U.S. FRIENDLY.)
RESISTANCE IS FUTILE.
Tag your favorite track(s) when you reblog!
Manic Street Preachers.
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Reblog within 168 seconds and you, a failed communist, will be adequately rewarded for your creative efforts.
I mean, Nicky’s tie, y’know? :)
Archive footage from 1991 in No Manifesto