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Colin Gibbins: Factory Records Exhibition Struggle – interview"
Colin Gibbins, who owns of all the Factory Records catalogue and huge amounts of memorabillia, speaks about his wish for a permanent exhibition of his collection to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the iconic label.
Vinyl Revival 20th Anniversary Bash"
After trading successfully for the past 20 years Colin White’s Vinyl Revival Manchester Store is holding a celebratory gig at Manchester’s iconic Ruby Lounge venue in October 2017!
Sons Of The Descent: album review"
Sons Of The Descent have released via Brawsome Productions their brilliant debut album, Lazy Glamour.
One Summer – Bigger Than The Stone Roses???"
One of the great lost Manchester band’s One Summer are putting out a release for Record Store Day 2017 through the Vinyl Revival label
The Train Set – interview"
One of the great lost bands of the ’80s The Train Set started strong but disappeared as quickly as they’d exploded on the scene. They’re now back with new material.
