How does it feel To treat me like you do When you’ ve laid your hands upon me And told me who you are…. At the risk of sounding like a Marxist, or at least a Situationist, was there a link between the cultural crisis that was punk and the economic crises of the […]
Pic above by local artist of local Druids. Random image. Tonight, after listening to Disorder and Lou Reed’s Metal Machine Music, decided to relax before bed with Shostakovitch’s 5th Symphony. But it turns out that even in the world of classical music things could get pretty nasty – especially in Stalin’s Russia in the 1930ies…Found […]
The image is a flyer I made for All the Madmen in 1984/5. These words are sampled from here Punk cannot be understood by simply narrating its events in chronological order, as Jon Savage did in England’s Dreaming. Its determinations can only be unpicked by examining the latest developments in the contradictions it exploited, which […]
When I first visited Puppy Mansions (Westbere Road), I remember Brett and Tony reminiscing about when they used to squat in Covent Garden. Brett had a strange tale of a model pigeon he used to dangle out of the window on a piece of string and how passing tourists would try to grab a hold […]
The story of William Orbit having his first studio at the Centro Iberico always seemed a bit unlikely, but just found the man himself has posted a set of photos, including some of inside the studio here
This is going to have to go in Greengalloway and Kill Your Pet Puppy. But it will take a bit of time to tease out the connections. But have a look here for starters The mini-free festival at Greenham in July 1982 [ there may have been a smaller festival in March 82 at Greenham […]
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Bit of an experiment. Here is image of page one of original KYPP 3 interview with Bauhaus from 1980 plus partial transcript since original a bit hard to read. Also review of Telegram Sam. If it works, will have a go at transcribing other pages from KYPP archives. Bauhaus/ Telegram Sam The perfect example of […]
“ Up and down the Westway, in and out the lights…“ The Westway – a motorway on concrete stilts carved through west London, was opened in July 1970. In the July 1971 Mick Farren organised an oppositional series of free gigs / benefits for his White Panthers underneath it. Hawkwind (see photo above) and the […]
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