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Cult
Casino Classics – Longjohn Reviews
Casino Classics – Complete Collection Album review Cherry Red Records have seen fit to extend their musical family to incorporate a…
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Features
The Primitives @ the 100 Club
Last night saw Indie darlings ‘The Primitives’ celebrate the 25th Anniversary of their acclaimed debut album ‘Lovely’ at the 100…
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Blues
Eight Rounds Rapid – Writeabout / Steve – reviewed by LongJohn
‘Window-licking, channel-flicking, TV dinners, sniffing thinners, lotto playing, fare-evading, shoplifting, jumble sifting’. These were the words that greeted me after…
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Features
Strawberry Oracle Promotions – Album Review by Longjohn
What constitutes ‘Neo Folk’? This I was wondering while waiting with some intrigue for an album of what I believed…
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Features
Indie Icons – Mighty Mighty
Mighty Mighty was formed in Birmingham, England, in 1986 by Hugh Harkin (vocals, harmonica), Mick Geoghegan (guitar), Peter Geoghegan (organ,…
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Features
Indie Icons – BMX Bandits
BMX Bandits a band which has been writing, since 1985, one of the most exciting pages of both Scottish, Anglo-Saxon,…
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Features
Indie Icons – June Brides
During their brief recording career, from 1984 to 1986, the June Brides were among the most important independent pop groups…
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Features
Indie Icons – 14 Iced Bears
14 Iced Bears first started playing live and recording records at the time of the C86 wave, building a following…
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Articles
Patrick Macnee – Obituary
The sad passing of Patrick Macnee, the star of the legendary cult TV show The Avengers has no doubt left…
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Gigs
Scared To Get Happy: A Story Of Indie Pop 1980-1989
Last night saw Cherry Red Records launch the ‘Scared To Get Happy’ compilation in fine style at London’s ‘The Venue’…
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Features
Junior’s Eyes – Longjohn LP Review
There are several reasons why this album might pique the interest of rabid prog and psych afficiondos. Firstly this particular…
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Cult
Joe Byrd and the Field Hippies – LP Review
The album opens with three tracks under the sub heading The Sub Sylvian Litanies, which apparently is about a bad…
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