I picked up 2 copies of this at Rebellion It is a hark back to the cut and paste zines from the 80's with staples down the side, the interviews are pretty sparse but he can only print what the band reply I suppose Issue 34 has interviews with Anti-Establishment,Angelic Upstarts,RED ALERT and East Town Pirates! Issue … Continue reading Fanzine Of The Week – Eaten Alive
Cheapskate, Gout, Brian Bannon, Stomach – Dublin 1996
Mar 29 1996 Cheapskate, Gout, Brian Bannon, Stomach Attic
Stomach, Bambi, Cheapskate, Blackbelt Jones – Dublin 1996
Dec 7 1996 Stomach, Bambi, Cheapskate, Blackbelt Jones (Benefit for St Vincent dePaul) Attic
Down By Law, Wheel, Groundswell Barnstormers – Dublin 1993
May 10 1993 Down By Law, Wheel, Groundswell Barnstormers
Bluetip, Kerosene 454 Dublin 1997
Oct 26 1997 Bluetip, Kerosene 454, Jackbeast, Hylton Weir Fusion Bar
Bikini Kill, Team Dresch, Bis – Dublin 1996
Apr 20 1996 Bikini Kill, Team Dresch, Bis Charlies Bar
New song from the Mekons
With one on the recent referendum vote by UK to depart from the EU the mekons have produced a new video. It has an old sing along drinking style feel as they ponder the future of their homeland
Mystic Inane – EP’s of M/I
It's very rare that a record label gets a description incorrect of one of its bands. They know them best, theiy know their secret likes and all that goes into the wiritng of their songs. So when their record label, lavidaesunmus, describe Mystic Inane as "Freaked out FLIPPER meets RUDIMENTARY PENI acid punk from New … Continue reading Mystic Inane – EP’s of M/I
My Favourite Gig – Scott McLauchlan, Brassneck Records
This is the tenth in a series all taken from the Fanzine Hope *.2. The fanzine sees a collection of 70 contributors from the punk rock world. All asked the same question What is Your Favourite Gig. The zine is €5 including postage to anywhere It is a benefit for Pikpa Refugee Centre, Lesvos Pay … Continue reading My Favourite Gig – Scott McLauchlan, Brassneck Records
Our punk commuity rocks
https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/julie-tweddle Two weeks ago as I was travelling to Blackpool for Rebellion festival I read the sad story of Lawrence Graham Leigh. Lawrence is battling cancer and required stg£16,000 to go towards treatment. I've never met Lawrence but feel like I know him well. That's because when I was involved in putting on bands in … Continue reading Our punk commuity rocks