An Archive of Incendiary Magazine 2002 – 2017
As it turns out the main addition to the set is not of AHAAH’s making – they are joined, presumably not by invitation, by two dancers. I use the term dancer in its loosest sense.
Continue reading “A Hawk and a Hacksaw / Sutekh / Efterklang – Nighttown Rotterdam – 29/10/05”
It really is the equivalent of seeing Elvis, the Beatles or the Stones on a stage about 30 feet away.
Tom White’s guitar takes enormous liberties and slides around in some tracks, especially All Night Disco Party.
The Duke Spirit you suspect, are out of the fashionable loop at present, despite being blessed with what all good
Sorry we were away for a little while
One acquaintance told me that after posting an article on (of all things) chair design, he was told where to go in no uncertain terms; doubtless by some obsessive chair design malcontent. I mean, why get upset about chairs?
When we went to see him playing this album live, a female associate with our group demanded loudly from the audience that guitarist Michael Mooney (and I quote) ‘Stick his plums up me bum!’.
Continue reading “The Back Catalogue of Julian Cope – Part Two”
Should you not be familiar with the Ultra Heavy Beat you can basically pull out any album at a record store, they’re all more or less the same really. Of course, the die hard fans would disagree with me here, but hey, what do they know.
Continue reading “Achtung! KMFDM Hau Ruck tour! Patronaat 3/11/05”
I was a bit embarrassed to show my mum though, because the first half of the magazine was OK but the last half was like ‘Boys locker-room pin-ups’ and masses of cocks everywhere.