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Searching For Sugar Man 2012 (Film Review)
If this review has reached you too late and your local cinema is no longer showing Searching For Sugar Man…
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HEY DJ! Sir Eon Ballinger – London Calling
I'm kind of stuck in a time tunnel 1965-1983/4 I'm afraid...But it's a nice place to be, a kind of…
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The Blacula Series (1972-73)
By virtue of the same rampant mad-scientist genre-splicing that would subsequently reach a lunatic peak with the Hammer/Shaw Brothers kung…
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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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Final Performance
The American actor Barry Brown began his career at the age of five. At 19, he was Emmy-nominated for playing…
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The Final Programme (1973) – National Film Theatre 10/8/10
I was hugely impressed with the Flipside for tracking down a print (however faded and scratchy) of this true 70’s…
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Eyeplug.net invited to support WOWFest 2012!
Eyeplug.net are proud to announce their first ‘Live Events’ involvement with an invitation to provide Insider Media Coverage and our…
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More Acts Confirmed for WOWFest 2012
WOWfest is thrilled to announce the UK exclusive appearance of Madeleine Peyroux, on her much awaited return European tour, in…
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We Can Elude Control (Throbbing Gristle)
Their set was comprised of working mixes of ‘Desertshore’, Throbbing Gristle’s final LP, which will get a release in its…
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Ace of Wands (1970-72)
ITV’s early 1970s alternative to Doctor Who, Ace Of Wands remains something of a lost gem – especially as the…
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Duggie Fields – Merry Christmas
British Maximalist Artist and Icon Duggie Fields kindly and generously issued this piece via a recent communication to Eyeplug Magazine.…
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Steranko: Four Colour Shaman
In addition to being one of the most innovative comic book artists of the 1960s, Jim Steranko’s amazing life indentifies…
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