Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Scottish dance-rock darlings Franz Ferdinand are about to release Always Ascending, their first album in almost five years, but ...

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Our Album A&E series continues with a critical reappraisal of Franz Ferdinand’s third record, ‘Tonight: Franz Ferdinand’ It could have been the one that sounded like Girls Aloud. ‘Take Me Out’ meets ...

Were Franz Ferdinand a bunch of directional young whelps from Brooklyn, the internet would probably have melted by now as tastes of their new album, Right Thoughts Rights Words Right Action, trickled ...

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It's been 10 years since Franz Ferdinand's rise to fame, two since the group were rumoured to have split, yet their new album is tipped as the sound of the summer. Craig McLean asks the group how it ...

Scottish alternative rock act Franz Ferdinand has won the 2004 Nationwide Mercury Prize with its eponymous debut album. By Tom Ferguson Scottish alternative rock act Franz Ferdinand has won the 2004 ...

Franz Ferdinand first played Dublin almost exactly 20 years ago, in August 2003, when they supported Interpol at the Village. Alex Kapranos, Bob Hardy, Julian Corrie, Dino Bardot and Audrey Tait are ...

Franz Ferdinand dominated a special outdoor performance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" Tuesday night (May 22.) By Mackenzie Cummings-Grady Franz Ferdinand dominated the stage during a high-energy performance ...

Like millions of people across Britain, Marie-Therese Hohenberg lost a great-grandfather in the First World War. For many the exact details of what happened stayed buried forever in battlefields of ...