Category: Books

This Feeling Track of the Day : Apostles ‘Take It All’

Huge soaring guitar anthems inspired by the greats and tailor made for the biggest of stages. For fans of Stone Roses, The Verve, Kasabian, Doves, The Utopiates, Rosellas Photo: Dom Brennan Live: Saturday 28th January – E rooms, Skelmersdale Friday…

REVIEW: Delaware Road book review

REVIEW: Delaware Road book review

Radiophonic is a genre that can best be described as Marmite; either you can listen to endless hours of twiddling noises and sound effects or, within milliseconds of hearing the Tomorrows World theme, you head for the TV remote and…

REVIEW: Stills – The Cure Paul Cox photo book

REVIEW: Stills – The Cure Paul Cox photo book

Visually The Cure come across as haunting figures able to poke fun at themselves whilst being part of one of the most distinctive rock groups to appear from the British shores, forming back in 1976 and still going strong in…

REVIEW: Mike McCartney – Early Liverpool book

REVIEW: Mike McCartney – Early Liverpool book

Mike McCartney might have one of the most distinctive and well known surnames in popular music, yet his forename and photography work might not be as familiar to some as his brothers work, yet there’s little doubt many would know…

REVIEW: James Brown – Animal House autobiography

REVIEW: James Brown – Animal House autobiography

If you were an eagle-eyed reader of the weekly music papers back in the late 80’s/early 90’s such as NME the name James Brown was synonymous with some of the most captivating articles that featured artists such as The Happy…

BOOK REVIEW: Rick Buckler – The Jam 1982

BOOK REVIEW: Rick Buckler – The Jam 1982

The Jam. The energetic, powerpacked mod, guitar, soul 3 piece that conquered the British shores through the late 70’s and early 80’s with Eton Rifles, Going Underground, StArt!, A Town Called Malice and Beat Surrender have continually captured the imagination…