Picks
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The Tamborines – Black & Blue/Indian Hill
Lead guitarist Henrique Lurindo’s soft ice cream vocals provide an interestingjuxtaposition to his Buzzcocks style of speedy, distorted explosions and…
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Department S – Mr Nutley’s Strange Delusionarium
Mr Nutley’s Strange Delusionarium illustrates why Department S needed to return to unfinished business since they disbanded in 1982. They…
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Underwater Love – Third Window Films
From Third Window Films comes 'Underwater Love' a strange and zany 'pink-musical' from Japan. A soft-core porn musical! The first…
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The Creation – Eddie Phillips
The Creation started life as the Mark Four. This band was made up of Kenny Pickett, real name Kenny Lee,…
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KPM Library and the ‘London sound’
Few notes in the air: a Hammond organ is playing, along with a well assembled brass section. It sounds like…
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Neil Innes Night – NFT
Admit it, you haven’t laughed at much on television for years. It’s not just you; it’s millions of us. What…
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Villain – Third Window Films
With over twenty companies bidding for the film adaptation rights, and many of Japan’s top directors vying for the project,…
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Boo Picks for October
“Why Nick Drake?” you might ask. All I can tell you is that his music spoke to me from the…
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60s Comics: A Brief History (Part 3)
A couple of young french artists called Jean Rollin and Nicolas Devil (being the first one a script writer and…
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60s Comics: A Brief History (Part 2)
As mid-Sixties gave space to new experiments in graphic arts, so comics evolved into a new age. Italian architect Guido…
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60s Comics: A Brief History (Part 1)
The Sixties brought the wind of revolution into modern life. We now take this simple fact for granted. The decade…
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Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me
The food! There’s just so much damn good food there. Last summer I gained 5 pounds just in one long…
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