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"It's better now, but all my life, I would sometimes jump up from the dinner table screaming and run off through the woods." Joe Alston, the man who spoke these words, was sitting beside me on a stone wall at the Air Force Memorial in Washington, D.C.

"It's better now, but all my life, I would sometimes jump up from the dinner table screaming and run off through the woods." Joe Alston, the man who spoke these words, was sitting beside me on a stone wall at the Air Force Memorial in Washington, D.C.

Chris Martin has admitted that Coldplay 's flashing wristbands are costing the band a heap of money.

Author of a revolutionary book about the first world war The US writer Paul Fussell's 1975 book The Great War and Modern Memory was, according to the British military historian John Keegan, revolutionary. Fussell, in what he called "an elegaic commentary", shaped a picture of the horrors of the first world war, and the cold stupidity of its leaders, made more trenchant by his own experiences in ...

The band unveiled the untitled track at London's Chats Palace earlier this week

The band will release Centipede Hz on September 3...

Mandela Hall, Belfast

Frontman reveals the band's obsessive recording process

Scottish band also cover 'Walking In Memphis' as they kick off JD Roots' homecoming shows

The 'Skying' rockers also reveal their favourite small venue

The Horrors return to their old stomping ground of Southend this coming week for a gig at Chinnery's on Wednesday, May 9. The band...