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NEW BOOK: Framed: Manchester Photographed 1988-1993

NEW BOOK: Framed: Manchester Photographed 1988-1993

Framed is a unique collection of photos (1988-1993) taken by Simon Taylor, a stalwart of the Manchester music scene, from the late 1980’s onwards. Amazing photos from some truly memorable gigs are intertwined with stories, insider tales and anecdotes from Simon…

INTERVIEW: Angela Smith - The Paul Ryder tapes

INTERVIEW: Angela Smith – The Paul Ryder tapes

Angela Smith is a journalist and international award winning TV producer, as well as the former wife of Paul Ryder, with who she has two children. The Paul Ryder Tapes podcast is being released weekly, but they’re also doing an…

REVIEW: Splendour Festival 2022

REVIEW: Splendour Festival 2022

After a 3 year absence the forever popular Splendour festival made a welcome return to the lavish lawns of Wollaton Hall, Nottingham, over the weekend of 23rd & 24th July. Following event cancellations due to the ongoing Covid restrictions the…

REVIEW: Richard Davis Madchester years 89-91 book

REVIEW: Richard Davis Madchester years 89-91 book

The Madchester years were full of colour, vibrance and youthful energy. Being 15 in 1990 I was abit too young to enjoy gigs taking place in 1989, although I was an avid listener of the music but didn’t fully embrace…

Photo Credit: Kevin Cummins, Sept 1985.

REVIEW: The Happy Mondays – The Early EPs box set

Having watched with eagle eyes the activities of The Happy Mondays in the late 80’s – early 90’s with their seminal releases including Wrote For Luck, Madchester EP and Step On the hunt was on for other treats from the…

Photo Credit: Kevin Cummins, Sept 1985.

NEWS: Happy Mondays The Early EP’s 12” box set

London Records has announced the November 8th release of Happy Mondays‘s The Early EPs, collecting the band’s first four EPs. The Early EPs will be reissued as a 4×12″ Boxset New animated vide created by Pete Fowler (Super Furry Animals,…

LIVE: Ivory Wave @ Night People, Manchester 24.10.18

Ivory Wave burst onto the Manchester scene last Saturday night with their vibrant setlist. The Birmingham five piece performed their latest track ‘Frankie’, which reflect a 90’s inspired track with the animated guitar melodies of The Stone Roses.  ‘Paradise’ opened the…