Last week was a bit mad, so sorry for a lack of posts. Woofah has really taken off, with a bucketload being ordered direct from the website and some really good responses from shops and distributors. (There is a full up to date list of stockists on the site). Woofah readers stretch from a few …
Our ‘zine is at the printers, and may even be printed by the time you read this. While you wait for it to become officially available, why not have a look at the rather nice Woofah website? Alternatively, you might want to check out this slightly abitrary account of the project’s origins. Woofah #1 – …
Punky reggae party Letter from John Lydon to a fan who asked about what reggae to check out, circa early PiL era. Courtesy of Greg Whitfield. BTI. You’ve bookmarked this, right? Underground literature Paul Nomos on subterranean living/troglodisation. K-Punk on Tom Vague. I did have a chuckle at Mark bigging up the contributions to Vague …
A number of us are putting together a new zine about reggae, grime and dubstep. There are some amazing things in the first issue. It is nearly ready to go to the printers. Hold tight all the contributors. More news soon. http://www.woofahmag.com http://www.myspace.com/woofah EDIT: thanks for all your interest in the `zine. I should add …
Pete Murdertone visits the Alton Tower Estate in Roehampton, where Farenheit 451 was shot. History is Made at Night on The Bug and Spaceape at the Tate Modern, The Association of Autonomous Astronauts revival night last saturday (including a link to the AAA film featuring a younger me), and space music (including an AAA mp3 …
WEDNESDAY 30 MAY 2007 Utter Club, Salisbury Hotel, 1 Grand Parade, Green Lanes, London N4 1JX. 8pm. Stewart Home and Tim “Bilko” Wells read their work. THURSDAY 31 MAY 2007 Koenig Books, 80 Charing Cross Road, London W1. 7-9pm. Free Stewart Home reads and performs with Paul Buck, NO BRA, Cedar Lewisohn and Andrea Mason. …
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https://www.uncarved.org/shop/ Stocking a wide variety of under-distributed publications, with more to come. First up is a selection of Stewart Home pamphlets and some psychogeographical material. I’m still getting to grips with it all, but it seems to be working fine! (The only major issue is that you need to return to the shop after paying …
Week 9: Industrial Grab Bag Some Coil and Throbbing Gristle seven inch singles and related fanzines. I never saw TG live, as I was 11 when they split up. They existed as this weird phantom overlooking many of the bands I got into in the mid 80s. This was before the Mute reissue programme, so …