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WARMDUSCHER : Village Underground, London – live review
Warmduscher
Village Underground, London
November 6th 2019 Keith Goldhanger hailed Warmduscher one of his highlights at the years Standon Calling Festival in the summer. Here he...
Fat White Family, Shame, O’Connell & Love, The Railway Tulse Hill,...
Fat White Family | Shame | O'Connell & Love
The Railway Tavern, Tulse Hill, London
October 5th 2019 A secret gig with a legendary line-up, Phil Ross...
Neighbourhood Festival – Manchester October 12 – preview
Preview for Manchesters Neighborhood festival taking place in Manchester this Saturday - October 12
All Points East : Victoria Park, London – live...
All Points East
Victoria Park, London
Saturday 25th May 2019 They're back! People are going to see The Strokes in their old Strokes T-shirts, or dressed like...
Fat White Family: O2 Ritz, Manchester – live review
Fat White Family return to Manchester in support of their new album Serfs Up! They play a riotous set filled with songs both old and new. Rhys Delany was there.
LIVE
De Staat & Shht: The Castle & Falcon, Birmingham – live review
De Staat have bought their ‘Bubble Gum’ tour to grace our shores, bringing Belgium’s amazingly bizarre Shtt along for the ride. Louderthanwar’s Christopher Lloyd was there to review a dual attack of perfect European Pop.
INTERVIEWS
An Interview with Toxic Chicken
Favorite physical format must be the floppy diskette. It's the poor person's choice of underground DIY, to me it looks super cool and is a challenge to fill up with interesting material.
NEWS
ATV to headline two-night Fourth Dimension Records Event at the Dublin Castle 29th + 30th Nov 2019
Alternative TV to headline two-night Fourth Dimension Records Event at the legendary Dublin Castle Alternative TV are to...
MEDIA
The Dogs of War – film review
The Dogs of War (1980)
Director: John Irvin Cast: Christopher Walken, Tom Berenger, Colin Blakely Running time: 102 minutes Format: Blu-ray Release...
FESTIVALS
Mirrors Festival 2019: London – live review
Mirrors Festival has relocated to Camden Town. Keith Goldhanger visits all six venues and reports from this...
