"We've always loved playing live, that's what The Wonder Stuff is all about," says songwriter and Wonder Stuff frontman Miles Hunt. "From those early days, all we wanted to do was capture the sound of ...

In 1994, the Wonder Stuff broke up. Now, twelve years after the act’s last album, the UK pop-rockers have released Escape From Rubbish Island, a sturdy, energetic set of radio-friendly alt-pop.

‘The Eight-Legged Groove Machine’ of 1988 has always been one of the most memorable and timeless debut LP titles.

Over a decade has passed since the Wonder Stuff last released an album, but singer/songwriter Miles Hunt tells Billboard.com little has changed musically on the group's new disc, "Escape From Rubbish… ...

The Wonder Stuff have announced a 10-date run of UK shows for next June, commemorating the belated 30th anniversary of their acclaimed third album, ‘Never Loved Elvis’. The tour will kick off in ...

When I received and reviewed the Wonder Stuff’s last album, the 2004/2005 comeback disc Escape From Rubbish Island, I admitted to being slightly let down by high expectations. When I attended the ...

This is the fourth incarnation of this review. Admittedly, the first two appeared only in my head, and the third only lived in the confines of my hard drive for a few days; the three together brief ...

“I nearly gave it all up to become a HGV driver, there was nothing left in the tank,” says Miles Hunt. The Wonder Stuff front man explains how the pandemic enforced rest as he now prepares for the ...

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BOASTING 17 Top 20 singles and a cow-sized Number One, it is little wonder Miles Hunt and Malc Treece are disputing ownership of the Wonder Stuff brand with other former members. In the meantime, ...