SONGS OF DAMAGE & JOY 2017 – Stalking The Mary Chain.
Richard The Goth, having recovered from his Max Cady style stalking of the world’s greatest band, reveals, from the perspective of a true fan , just what it’s been like to follow the Mary Chain
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Richard The Goth, having recovered from his Max Cady style stalking of the world’s greatest band, reveals, from the perspective of a true fan , just what it’s been like to follow the Mary Chain
Review: The Magnetic Fields perform 50 Song Memoir at The Liverpool Philharmonic By Susie Bennett “How can you tell if a musician slept on your couch? “ Beat … “He’s still there”. So went one
Preview: The Magnetic Fields at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall By Susie Bennett It isn’t very often that an artist produces a body of work with such a level of depth and quality that you feel called
Juanita Stein – America It’s hardly a huge surprise to discover that Howling Bells singer songwriter and guitarist Juanita Stein‘s debut solo album has distinct alt- country flavour running throughout. It’s a genre that’s been
Hope and Glory Festival have just issued this statement HERE . It appears they have named and blamed everybody else in the world, like, ever. They also seem more concerned about riders and sandwiches going missing?
Review: Brian Wilson Presents Pet Sounds: Liverpool Exhibition Centre Words By Susie Bennett / Photography Andy Von Pip The sound of Brian Wilson presenting 1960s Hawthorne California is more than enough to inspire a happy battle
UK music festivals can often be a hit and miss affair, this is usually due to the depressingly uncooperative British weather rather than the music (unless it’s the lamentable V- Festival which would be ear-perishingly
Phil Greenhalgh catches She Drew The Gun at Liverpool Central Library as part of the Get It Loud In Libraries and is blown away by the latest rising star to come from Merseyside. Get it
If ‘Munki’ was the Jesus And Mary Chain‘s break up album then ‘Damage And Joy’ is the album that finally saw quarrelling brothers William and Jim Reid, bury the hatchet. The album title could be
Stewart Parsons has been staging gigs in libraries for ten years under the banner Get It Loud In Libraries, often on a shoestring and certainly at the expense of an ‘easy life.’ But when you
Phil Greenhalgh celebrated Independent Music venue week by visiting Liverpool’s Zanzibar club and enjoyed an eclectic bill whilst reflecting on the importance of city centre venues To celebrate Independent venue week Liverpool’s The Tea Street
Black Grape played Liverpool O2 academy in celebration of the 21st Anniversary of critically acclaimed 1995 album ‘It’s Great When You’re Straight… Yeah’ – Phil Greenhalgh was there with camera and quill to record the