Two things of the day today, you can take the first one like you’d take something being pinned on the parish noticeboard, we haven’t got around to watching it yet what with all the other things demanding our time “Who Killed the KLF?” uses previously unheard tapes to explore the rise and fall of the…
Now we’re motoring, as a man called John once said of a band called Doctor and the Crippens. We’re motoring because Anthrax, the long-standing UK version, the beautiful crustcore anarcho punk version, not the other lot, are joined in Brixton next week by the equally beautiful Active Slaughter and well as Liberty, Active Slaughter and Armoured Flu Unit,…
Organ Thing of The Day: the damn song is stuck in our heads alreadyYou have to love an infectious good slice of “spiky, cynical, wordy new-wave synthpop” like this one. The real art of pop, blueprints for modernisation and a lot more than just minor hits and cult success, cynical smiles indeed, smiles as…
Have we told this tale before? The ready waters have been stirred again, we’ll tell it once more. Organ has been around, in one form or another, for very very (very) nearly thirty years now, (the very first issue actually came out back on December 4th 1986 if you really must know, a messy hand-made…
Some quick musical things, first and foremost a new single (and video) from The Cravats (who’s that driving the bus?), available as a limited edition 7″ (and download) from Overground Records “Anyone who has had even a vague love of punk music over the last 35 years will know The Cravats or, at least,…
More sad news reaching us, enough! This time we’re sorry to say drummer with Mott The Hoople (one of the finest bands of the early/mid pre-punk 70’s) as well as John Peel recording engineer and session producer Dale Griffin has passed away…Another big part of growing up back there and linked in such a vital…
Today’s thing, a thing of the day, an Organ thing of the day, This Heat, covered by Oneida, it had to be covered, here’s some coverage, we got it covered……. Oneida, one of the finest bands around, something that’s not up for debate, and, as pointed out by Charles Hayward, they’ve covered This Heat’s…
Where were we? Falling off the edge? Close to the edge? Over the edge? Sitting in a hedge? The Slits? One of the finest bands ever and for more than one reason.They were one of those bands that just stopped you the first time you heard them (probably via John Peel). “Here to be Heard:…
Monday bloody Monday, this morning, so far, this are a pleasing black with colourful spots and we’ve opened six or seven e.mails from artists and responded to art they wanted to submit (even though we have no Cultivate open calls or anything that requires artists to send anything in at the moment, beside maybe coverage…
A whole load of very (very) fine bands and things have put together a free downloadable compiliation album thing in celebration of John Peel, and how good is it it hear his voice on that Cuban Boys track (Cuban Boys, remember them!, is about time we put the ORG back catalogue up on line?), our…
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