Interviews
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Eyeplug talks to The Fallen Leaves
You can expect a proper show, with sound, songs, and panache. There will be no T-shirts, no jeans and no…
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Eyeplug speaks to Johna Johnson about his Adam & The Ants Book
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Paul Armfield speaks to Eyeplug
‘Domestic’ is the recently recorded album by Paul Armfield, a collection of songs that pivot around the theme of ‘home’,…
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Richard Cabut explores Fred Vermorel for eyeplug.net
Fred Vermorel is a writer of some repute and, well, disrepute if you are a Kate Bush fan, renowned for…
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Richard Cabut Speaks to Eyeplug
Richard Cabut was born in 29 March 1960 and is a British author, journalist, playwright and musician. Educated Dunstable Grammar…
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The Galileo 7: Paul Moss, Interview
Prior perception is often so wrong, especially when it comes to The Galileo 7. This Kentish quartet have now been…
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The Galileo 7: Mole, Interview
Prior perception is often so wrong, especially when it comes to The Galileo 7. This Kentish quartet have now been…
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The Galileo 7: Viv Bonsels, Interview
Prior perception is often so wrong, especially when it comes to The Galileo 7. This Kentish quartet have now been…
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The Galileo 7: Allan Crockford, Interview
Prior perception is often so wrong, especially when it comes to The Galileo 7. This Kentish quartet have now been…
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Return of The Pack by Dave Taylor
Kirk Brandon, frontman of Theatre of Hate, Spear of Destiny & Dead Men Walking recently announced that he would be…
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Lester Square talks to Alex Eyeplug (Scenester)
The Scenester recently grabbed a coffee and a chat with Lester Square to chat about his life in music and…
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DozenQ – Sam Qureshi
01. How did you get started? In the late 1970’s when I was a 12-year-old school kid in Birmingham I…
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