It's fair to say that The Stone Roses did not "reclaim the throne" in America with Second Coming. The album peaked at number 47 on the Billboard chart: it probably didn't help that Rolling Stone ...

After the Spike Island show, The Stone Roses became embroiled in a long legal battle with their record label and did not release a follow-up album, The Second Coming, until 1994.

After the Spike Island show, The Stone Roses became embroiled in a long legal battle with their record label and did not release a follow-up album, The Second Coming, until 1994.

What's On Music & Nightlife Manchester Music 'I'm a Stone Roses fan – there's a seriously underrated song no one ever talks about' The Stone Roses may have just two albums and two singles from ...

They were left hollowed out by the protracted process of recording their second album, 1994’s Second Coming, and by a lengthy and ill-tempered legal battle with their former record label as they ...

The Roses had broken up for legitimate reasons. They were left hollowed out by the protracted process of recording their second album, 1994’s Second Coming, and by a lengthy and ill-tempered legal ...

They took the Guns N’ Roses approach on their second record, cheekily titled Second Coming, the album arriving a full five and a half years after its predecessor. It turns 30 next week.

Producer John Leckie speaks to MOJO about the making of The Stone Roses’ seminal debut album, released on this day in 1989.

Few second albums have carried such a weight of expectation as Second Coming, the Stone Roses’ massively anticipated follow-up to their majestic eponymous debut.

IN JUNE 2016, THE STONE ROSES REUNITED after a three-year break to play 17 stadium and arena shows around the globe. Their previous Reunion Tour between May 2012 and August 2013 had been announced ...

Read More: The Stone Roses – Read A Classic NME Interview From 1989 It has now been 30 years since the Manchester legends released a record, with their last full-length project ‘Second Coming ...

Former Oasis front man and ex-Stone Roses guitarist John Squire have released their new collaborative single Just Another Rainbow, with more new music to follow later in the year.