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Rhoda Dakar Speaks to Eyeplug
Rhoda Dakar recently took time out from her growingly hectic schedule to speak to The ‘mighty’ Scenester about her current activity…
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Jeff Monk LP Reviews July 2017
The Inmates: The Albums 1979-1982 (Captain Oi!/Cherry Red Records) During a recording career that is spanned in this 3CD box…
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Low Cut Connie: Dirty Pictures (Part 1)
Low Cut Connie: Dirty Pictures (Part 1) (Contender Records) Philadelphia quintet Low Cut Connie is pretty much the brainchild of…
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Vic Godard – 30 Odd Years (Part 2)
A classic classy track written by the magical Billy Taylor and Dick Dallas team, with old friend Edwyn Collins on…
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DozenQ – Darren Deicide
Darren Deicide was born on Halloween in the rhythm and blues filled environment of Chicago. Colorful reviews describe his playing…
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Andrew Matheson (The Hollywood Brats) Interview
The Hollywood Brats: Probably the best band you never heard of… I got a few questions about The Hollywood Brats…
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Barrie Sharpe (Sharpeye) talks to Eyeplug
Barrie Sharpe, is a born and bred Londoner whose energy, style and creativity in music, design, fashion and nightlife helped…
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John Lydon – Nick Churchill’s Interviews
PiL has had something like 49 different members! We joke about that, but in a weird way Public Image is…
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The Orders – Big Foot (Single)
Something is hunting me, rushing through the dark midnight woods I am stumbling, in a dream state, nothing seems to make sense…
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Action Time Vision – Scenester Reviews
A Story of UK Independent Punk 1976-1979 (4 CD Set) (CRCDBOX27) Diamond blades and abrasive discs? Whether taking issue with…
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Thee Ones speak to Eyeplug
THEE ONES – BACKYARD BOOGALOO Thee Ones come from the five valley delta of Stroud. Raised on a diet of…
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Mohair Sweets – Scenester Reviews
Dream Filled Nights An EP of four highly varied works from Mohair Sweets, the eponymous title track has a languorous…
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