As the DJ fades out, the crowd of bucket hatted, vintage Levi wearing teenagers scream at a darkened stage. A figure walks on and they scream louder assuming its Mac. The lights brighten and the unknown skinny American guys shouts, “What about Prince Andrew then?” speaking of the recent allegations.[…]
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(BMG) Thunderous and highly recommended. 8/10 This sixth album explores the conflicting forces that shape our existence through the eyes of the band. It’s rawer than 2017’s ‘Blood Jungle’ LP which was pop produced. ‘Torch // Flame’ returns to their coarser earlier sound and gives the songs realness and character.[…]
Read More »(Revolution) 8/10 This album brings the best of Revolution Records 1968-1970. The output of a South London recording studio where David Hadfield and John Harper produced rocksteady and reggae. Creating their own arcane label through a passion for Jamaican music, the two had success with a number of singles in[…]
Read More »(Off The Hip) Ozzie anarchy and angry punk comedy 7/10 “Give me your number, I’ll never call ya!” screams Mick ‘2 Fingers’ Simpson, front man and guitarists of Grindhouse on the opening track of the album, and you’d probably be glad he didn’t, going by the record cover! Released through[…]
Read More »Tony Beesley/ Anthony Davie (Days Like Tomorrow) 8/10 Fans of The Clash, look no further than this perspective account of their career and the band’s first anthology. ‘Ignore Alien Orders’ readdresses the life-changing influence the exceptional punk band had on fans worldwide. This 304-page hardback collection of Clash memories pays[…]
Read More »How was your acoustic set at Smugglers Records? Isaac: It was good, its completely new to us. We’ve never done it before but this last week we crammed in a few and I recon we’ll probably do some more. It went down really well. Laurie: We got in the sea[…]
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Please sign and share! We’ve started a petition. SIGN THE PETITION Black people are a huge part of British culture and history. They deserve to be represented visibly and properly with a Black History Museum in London, England’s capital. London has over 250 museums covering subjects as far reaching as[…]
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