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A wistful look back at the mid-noughties music scene – MySpace, the NME, funghal networks, tiny labels, handmade sleeves and the start of the vinyl revival.
A wistful look back at the mid-noughties music scene – MySpace, the NME, funghal networks, tiny labels, handmade sleeves and the start of the vinyl revival.
Celebrating 40 years since the release of Talk Talk’s ‘The Colour Of Spring’.
Our latest look at some recommended music, zines, podcasts and viewing for anyone with an interest in folklore, hauntology and the folk revival in general.
Celebrating The Future Sound of London’s ambient electronic opus upon the 30th anniversary of it’s release.
A tribute to Nico, through the prism of The Marble Index, and with a little help from Julian Cope.
Close to the Frozen Borderline: The Wonderful and Frightening World of Nico. Read More »