Manic Street Preachers burst onto the music scene in the early nineties as a working-class quartet of fresh faced punks adorned in eyeliner and spray paint. The furious political diatribes of their early work soon morphed into melancholic anthems that filled sports stadiums and arenas the world over. The Manics as they're more fondly known have continued to bridge the gap of indie credibility with mainstream success, never compromising on their...