Protest is a very scouse thing. We use our words to say things how we see ‘em. Not what we’re told in the paper. Not what we’re told by the tele. Definitely not what we’re told by the government. If we’re happy we’ll say nice one. If we’re not, you’ll get a swift jog on. […]
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Red Rum Club at Liverpool 02 Academy Red Rum Club played to a sold out crowd at the Liverpool 02 Academy on Saturday as part of their UK tour. With over 900 in attendance at the long anticipated gig there was something for everyone with lively sets from ‘Ghetto blaster-pop’ rapper Tracky, 90s Rock’n’Roll influenced […]
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For all things that go bump in the night! The Chamber of Horrors- Gallows Eve. Located in the mighty St George’s Hall, set to return for the 3rd year running between October 27-31st, and promising to be the best yet. Featuring brand new themes guaranteed to be more spookier and chilling than previous years. From […]
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This is not a true story. I’m not a fan of The Beatles. That maybe sacrilege for a person, let alone a musician, to say in these parts, a mere river away from the iconic city that homed them but I’m not. Sure I know the hits and their history, but I’ve never voluntarily sat […]
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Riccardo Paffetti aka Black Loops has established himself as one of House music’s most creative and innovative producers. Black Loops momentum has been building for a few years now, culminating in Traxsource recognising him as the number one Deep House Artist in 2017. This recognition has been further solidified with the release of his latest […]
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It’s been 41 years since the London based band released their debut record “Damned, Damned, Damned” and with 2018’s “Evil Spirts”, their highest charting record in decades, The Damned are back and ready to raise the dead. While other peers of punk fell to their own success or faded into obscurity, The Damned, under the […]
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The Jacaranda Club celebrated its 60th Birthday in style over the weekend, standing tall on the cobbled streets of Slater Street behind its famous bold blue lettering. ‘The Jac’ was opened by Alan Williams in 1958 as a coffee bar and today covers three floors catering for all as the music venue, social hub and […]
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I was going to start this piece with the headline I COULD SMILE ABOUT IT NOW, BUT AT THE TIME IT WAS TERRIBLE taken from The Smiths’ Shakespeare Sister. It has been said many times that Morrissey is an enigma. Over the past few years he has left me rather confused and with feelings of […]
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WOMAD festival, UK edition, hosted in the quiescent Charlton Park Estate, Wiltshire, happens annually on the final weekend of July and has been functioning as a cultural celebratory carnival for the past 35 years. With the festival scene in Britain becoming somewhat saturated over the last five, many are not able to bear the enlarging […]
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Our album of the month comes straight off the banks of the Mersey, in the form of The Vryll Society debut, Course Of The Satellite. It’s been long in the making from the Deltasonic signed scousers, and their patience has paid off. Released 10th August 2018, Course Of The Satellite is like hyper-galactic travel through […]
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