CAFÉ BLEU – SPECIAL EDITION PREORDER AVAILABLE HERE 6 CD / 3 Vinyl sets featuring unreleased tracks January 30th 2026 on Universal Music Recordings When Paul Weller disbanded The Jam at the height of their fame in 1982, it was…
These days, she likes to live by the water, soothed by the hypnotic rise and fall of the tide. Here, at the river’s edge, Dee’s life has found its anchor. “Eras change, music and tastes change,” she says, gazing out…
Acid Jazz have a long history with Chris (who coined the term ‘acid jazz’) and Mick (founding member of the Style Council), who appeared on one of the label’s earliest and rarest singles as ‘King Truman’ back in 1988. Their…
Today Acid Jazz Records release ‘Sumthin’ Else’, a taster of what to expect from Chris Bangs and Mick Talbot’s forthcoming collaboration album. Acid Jazz have a long history with Chris (who coined the term ‘acid jazz’) and Mick (founding member…
Some very exciting news! ‘This Is The Modern World’ announces live performances, special talks, Q&As and screenings during the exhibition’s residency in Brighton from 29th July – 29th August! The line-up announced so far includes: – 17th & 18th August:…
Since the creation of the limited monster hardback edition of Soul Deep Adventures With The Style Council by Stuart Deabill, Ian Snowball and Steve Rowland the word on the street in regards to the band has exploded like never before….
The Style Council. The band that followed The Jam. The reason The Jam split up. Paul Weller’s weird years. Call them what you will, The Style Council have always been an exceptional band of the 80’s, possibly the best of…
Paul Weller releases his gorgeous new song “Village” on May 7th. “Village” is the second new track to be debuted from his hotly anticipated new album On Sunset, which released on June 19th (Polydor Records). “Village” is a dreamy and beautiful…
Soul Deep – Adventures With The Style Council is a new book by Stuart Deabill, Ian Snowball and Steve Rowland charting the history of one of the most enigmatic groups of the 1980’s, through the eyes of the fans and…
From the Mayor of London’s office come dubious missives promising a halt to the capital’s cultural drain, but that the office continues to oversee the closure of live venues across central London means that all musicians – and that means…