Modernist
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DozenQ – Stone Foundation
Stone Foundation are a seven piece band who hail from the Midlands and are inspired by a Modernist meeting of…
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Interview with Andy Ellison
I met the enigmatic Andy Ellison for afternoon drinks in Soho. Betraying his previous hedonistic lifestyle, he’s fit, tanned with…
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Album Reviews – Nov 2012 by Colin Bryce
I cannot believe it has been thirty-plus years since Secret Affair released their debut LP Glory Boys. That record impressed…
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DozenQ – The Silver Factory
The Silver Factory was formed in early 2009, and the band is based in Derby, East Midlands, UK. Members: Fran…
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Boo picks 10 (modernist)
With a slightly modernist Flavour Boo picks 10 that you may well enjoy!
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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 ELECTRIC STARS – Sonic Candy Soul
The present line up got together from the remnants of various Manchester bands last summer to form The Electric Stars.…
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The Electric Stars live at 100 Club
Wandering up Oxford Street to the 100 Club, the infamous illuminated sign was sadly switched off, but upon entering the…
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DozenQ – Allan Crockford
As a member of such semi-legends as the Prisoners, The Solarflares, JTQ, Thee Headcoats and more recently The Stabilisers (amongst…
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The Action: In the Lap of the Mods by Scenester
he Action may never have another book written about them, but this bright, affectionately written tome would make future projects…
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The Montecristos: LP Review by Colin Bryce
I was very pleased to see the great rock writer Nina Antonia listed as co-writer on the title track “Born…
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The Dub Rifles Interview
Problems are distance, time and money. We tried about a decade ago but the initial rehearsals ended in a fistfight…
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