Oct 1, 2009 • 1 min read

Indie is dead, says Brown

Ian Brown tells Angry Ape that he no longer listens to guitar music or indie, and that he tried to make his new album 'My Way' without guitars.

Former Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown has said that he no longer listens to anything that could be termed 'indie music', despite the a major influence on many bands who would consider themselves such.

Brown told Angry Ape that he'd attempted to avoid using guitars at all on his new album, 'My Way', saying: "We wanted to try to be bold and see if we could make an album that still works without guitars. I don't actually personally get off on guitar music. Since the Pistols, I liked the Roses' first album but I honestly don't listen to any guitar bands, whoever they are. They call me an indie icon and all that, yet I don't listen to what you'd call indie music. I just don't".

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