Punk
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The Only Ones (Peter Perret): Book Review by Colin Bryce
The One and Only has been out of print for well over a decade now with used copies in high…
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Interview with Vic Godard
Vic Godard- Vocals/Guitar of Subway Sect Emerging from the 100 Club punk scene of 76, Subway Sect debuted alongside their contemporaries…
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PunkPlugs From Boo
These 10 tunes were culled from Spotify so represent what is searchable and findable and easily available. In terms of…
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Punk
From Adam and the Ants to Zounds and back again, Eyeplug’s punk pages offer fresh prespective on the well-forked annals…
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The Damned – ‘Machine Gun Etiquette’ Anniversary Live Set
2 DVD, 1 CD set (Easy Action/AVF) Something of a bumper compendium arranged around the Damned’s 2004, Machine Gun Etiquette…
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Year Double Zero
There’s been some debate in cyberspace recently on the differences between a music critic and a fanzine writer. I’d argue…
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The Crassical Collection: The Feeding of the 5000 – Crass
In terms of punk rock’s political legacy, it’s difficult to overstate the primacy of Crass. Whereas the class of ’76…
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Shonen Knife – ‘Free Time’
(album, Damnably) The legendary Osaka trio’s 15th studio album finds Shonen Knife refining their Ramonic poppery to a fine point…
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God Save The Queen: Kunst, Kraak, Punk – 1977-84
Picking my way around the medieval city of Utrecht, eventually coming upon the Centraal Museum in an otherwise anonymous street,…
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DozenQ – The Lone Groover
The Lone Groover is Brian Caulfield – a one-man-and-a-guitar outfit who channels his love of folk, punk, and Americana into…
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HEY DJ! – Eyeplug talks to Barnet Mark
I’m now 49 but I started going to gigs when I was 13 and haven’t stopped in all this time.…
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Brian James: LP Review by Colin Bryce
This is a rough and ready release and guest guitarist Cheetah Chrome grinds it out with James on “Becoming a…
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