Organ Thing Of The Day? An excellent version of Savage Sea from The Pop Group, a taste of something new from Psychic Graveyard and one hundred what? “The Next World” is the first single from Psychic Graveyard’s Five-song follow up EP of the same name to their debut album “Loud As Laughter”. Founded by…
Watch the first official video for ‘Liberty City’ and first visual document to accompany Mark Stewart’s ground-breaking debut solo record Learning To Cope With Cowardice: an interdisciplinary collaboration between post-punk iconoclast Mark Stewart and renowned avant-garde choreographer Mehmet Sander. . “Mark Stewart has revealed the official video for ‘Liberty City’ ahead of the definitive reissue…
Organ Thing of The Day: “The Pop Group set out their stall for 2017 with the release of their single War Inc. from their vital new album Honeymoon On Mars”. The single is in aid of Medicins Sans Frontiers, we make no apologies for cutting and pasting the band’s own hype here… . “All proceeds…
Resonance FM, London’s rather unique, rather special, and some would say rather vital arts radio station, a station mostly run by dedicated volunteers and largely funded by the goodwill and donations of listeners, is holding a fundraiser …. The station really does fight hand to mouth for survival, to keep the equipment working and… well,…
White Wine, what kind of name is that for a band? Hang on, come back, there’s a 31Knots im the wine. The first song of the upcoming album “Who Cares What The Laser Says?” Released sometime this month by This Charming Man Records or so it says on this bit of electronic paper that’s lying…
Were we half way around the corner when the tea started to take effect? Was it that and the road rage, well the social media rage, rage against the price of tea or the algorithm or what ever The Pop Group are agitating against or not tolerating, fraught debates? Who’d have thought a born again…
What can we report this glorious Thursday morning? Well we can report that we’re not in Thursday morning or Kansas or anywhere else or anymore, we can report we’re having a day infested endless so called punk pop bands wit their slightly straining throaty vocals and their regulation insert melodic thoughtful bit here, all sounding…
