After a good four months off, Garbage is excited to be in the studio and cranking out new songs. The good news is a new album should be out by the end of year or early 2001. The bad news is that the scheduled Garbage B-sides compilation has been put on hold.
During an interview with London’s “Daily Star” tabloid, Shirley Manson, the lead singer of Garbage, admitted that for years she cut herself with a knife in a cry for help through the self-destructive practice of “cutting.” “Nobody has a clue about how hard this is to talk about,” the 33-year-old singer explained. “For me, it […]
The February 2000 issue of Spin Magazine includes the results of the “Spin ’99 Reader’s Poll”. SEX GODDESS #1: Tori Amos; #2: Britney Spears: A happy trail and a nice pair of daisy-dukes earned Britney “Lolita” Spears second place #3: Shirley Manson took off her eyeliner for Calvin Klein and still placed third. Spin says: […]
Garbage recieved two grammy nominations as follows: Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group with Vocal for ‘Special’ Best Rock Song (Songwriting award ) also for ‘Special’ The Awards will be held on Feb.23,2000.
NEW YORK – Fans have been shown what goes on behind the scenes of Bond movies for years now, but this year the music video by Garbage wasn’t off limits either. MTV’s “Making the Video” captured what happened while the cameras weren’t rolling on the theme to The World Is Not Enough. The music video […]
Garbage, the band that sings the title song for The World Is Not Enough, gives a glimpse of what the video will look like and how they prepared for the part in an interview with the Sunday Times (London). Shirley Manson, the group’s lead singer tells the Sunday Times that the music video is sort […]
Garbage, as previously reported, will release a compilation of B-sides and rarities next year. Drummer Butch Vig told the U.K. music weekly New Musical Express that the set will include at least two new songs from the band: “‘Til The Day I Die” and “Silence Is Golden.”
Rockers Garbage began selling their own brand of nail polish Sunday via their website (www.garbage.com). The “Version 2.0? polish, named for their most recent album, has the same bright-orange hue as the band’s logo on the album cover. It comes in garbage-can style packaging and is available exclusively through the site for $15.50. [source: vh1.com]