Our latest issue (number five) is available for download now on the right hand side of this here site, see where it says ‘latest issue’. Now with added tinternet interactivity type stuff (links you can clickety-click on) we speak to Dave Berman from Silver Jews, Patrick O’Dell and ponder cooking a human, and that’s just for starters. PDF me! This guy’s backing it 
Our party went off last night in usual fashion. Ghostcat played. They were ace
These guys were having fun
As were these ladies
We even had balloons.
It was fun. The End.
Liverpool’s finest musical exponents took over the Vice bar at the weekend and along with SSS, The Down And Outs, and Dirty Money, The Cold Ones did their thing. It was good. Read the rest of this entry →
As annoying phrases go this has to be close to the top of the tree. Oh now you’re being honest? So am I to assume that the ten minutes of conversation either side of ‘to be honest mate’ was all a pack of lies? On a related note if you are some sort of captain of industry journeying to work on the bus and you’ve already dropped ‘to be honest mate’ a couple of times into your super important, mega-loud conversation don’t compound your woes my using the words….’conference call’.
FREE ENTRY + BANDS + DJS = TOTALLY SHOCKING HANGOVER
Aspiring lens-man Tom Quigley got in touch angling for a bit of free coverage, how could we refuse? You can view a couple of his snaps here, but there’s a whole lot more at Tom’s site over here Read the rest of this entry →
If it wasn’t bad enough that you feel obliged to subject us all to your hideous malformed feet at work, on the bus etc, now you’re cycling all around town in your bloody Havaianas. PUT SOME SHOES ON. We’re in Britain not Bali.
Our pal, and yours (given half the chance), Richard Gilligan is showing yet more of his fabulous photographic work in the coming month. On at the Circus store, Dublin until the 26th of July if you can get there…do.
It’s just premiered in the US and hopefully, paint drenched fingers crossed, it should be making an appearance on this side of the pond sometime soon. Directed by Harry Kim Dirty Hands: The Art & Crimes Of David Choe documents the frenetic Choe as he ‘gets up’ in his unique and resolutely oddball way all over the globe. Can’t wait to see this it looks hilarious.
Making a rare live appearance in London at The Luminaire of all places (it’s tiny), I can’t believe I won’t actually be here to see Comets on Fire on July the 5th. So it’s with an air of jealousy that I now type, tickets are £12.50 and available here Photo: J Bennett
