The alternative rock duo Kurt Cobain declared as “his favorite songwriters in the world” is back. The Vaselines, made up of Eugene Kelly and Frances McKee, will elease all of their catalog (much of ...

The Vaselines wrote songs so sloppy and catchy and funny that they sound like complete accidents even after you’ve heard them 50 times—and they’re enticing enough to play that often. Enter The ...

Scottish twee originators the Vaselines formed in 1987, released one album and a few singles, and broke up in 1989. The band's legend didn't really begin to grow until after they broke up, but boy did ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Formed in 1987 in Glasgow, Scotland, The Vaselines started out, as so many groups do, as an obscure cult band. In fact, its biggest claim to fame was that rock icon Kurt Cobain ...

Playing one of two new songs Sunday night at the El Rey, Eugene Kelly and Frances McKee of the Vaselines seemed determined to distinguish themselves from the dozens of other bands currently working ...

The Vaselines turned the reunited band's sold-out gig Wednesday night at the Doug Fir Lounge into a comedy show. The cheeky banter between co-fronters Frances McKee and Eugene Kelly proved that their ...

The eternally beloved Scottish twee duo the Vaselines basically owe their legendary status to two things. (OK, three, if one of those things is the actual music that they made.) The band got two big ...

The Vaselines probably shouldn't be famous. Eugene Kelly and Frances McKee couldn't really sing on-key, and they weren't very accomplished guitar players. Their songs were silly — full of references ...

It took a couple of decades, but the Vaselines will finally make their Chicago debut on Saturday at Metro. “We never wanted to say, ‘We were right all along,'” says Eugene Kelly, who co-founded the ...

The Vaselines have announced new album V for Vaselines. The follow-up to 2010's comeback album Sex with an X is released on September 29 via Rosary Music. The self-produced album was recorded at ...

The Vaselines have announced a mini UK tour in support of their upcoming album V for Vaselines. The follow-up to 2010's Sex with an X is released on Monday, September 29 and the band play three shows ...

Nothing on the Vaselines’ 2010 reunion album, Sex With an X, quite merits inclusion in a songbook perfectly presented two decades ago by Sub Pop’s The Way of the Vaselines. (One possible exception?