Tony Puppy outside Netherwood, Hastings, 6th December 2008 On Saturday 6th December I was in Hastings, and decided to see the place where Aleister Crowley spent his last year, and indeed died. The place, Netherwood, was demolished some time ago and all that remains of the original building is this coach house and the East […]
Happy Birthday to us…
As requested, here’s a thread for you to post your own links to interesting sites, bearing in mind that we have to behave ourselves in the copyright world! No dodgy sites either please. You know the one’s I mean! Kill Your Pet Puppy online endorse various other sites which can be viewed in the ‘links’ […]
Just over a month ago now, on June 14th, the nasty Streamline hosting snatched all the downloads from this site without any kind of warning. We are now no longer with said hosting site and Penguin is in the process of setting things right again. OK, a decision has been made for the mp3 hosting. Media Fire […]
All the music downloads on the site have been deleted by persons unknown from the server. They CAN be uploaded again, but firstly Tony Puppy will have to get to the bottom of why this has happened. It could be that the host site have done something incredibly unethical and pulled the plug for some reason. […]
Thanks to Stewart (Jellyfish – shown above) for getting this amazing video together. Please be aware that Ginny the lady who filmed it lived in Balls Pond Road near Dalston at the time. Some outside footage is included in Stewarts edit of Balls Pond Road along side the edited footage set inside of the Huntingdon Street squat, which is […]
Author’s history: Baron Von Zubb A.K.A Rich Kid A.K.A Jake Heretic’s parents hailed from Stepney but by the time he was born they’d left that all behind and joined the ranks of northwest London’s middle classes. Nice, this rather bored our Baron so after being expelled from school, squatting, punk rock anarchism, heroin and general […]
Bigger text here Bigger text here Thanks to Mike Clarke for these cut outs of Portobello Road Punks from The Observer from 1979. If anyone knows some of the faces then please leave comments. The bottom photo shows The Heretics, Phil Richie and other Cambpell Buildings survivors.
I had an idea of setting out some history of this road in the then, wasteland of Hackney, between the Grand Union Canal and London Fields. The history has not actually been written yet, as I have no real leads on when the road became a small part of the underground counter-culture. All my leads […]
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