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The Glory Mod Radio Show’s Alan May Reviews New Album Lost and Found by The Touch
The Glory Mod Radio Show’s Alan May Reviews New Album Lost and Found by The Touch There were many rumours about this band over the years and some very long tales, friendly arguments and short stories within our scene mostly debating the band’s name and an early bootleg album release which was given away in
Exclusive Interview With Jodie About Her Debut Single “Pushover” With Review From Sean Chapman
Jodie has had an incredible few months releasing her debut Single “Pushover” followed by “Treat Me Better” Both tracks have received phenomenal reviews. “Pushover” especially has been the most talked about and when played by Renowed DJ Sean Chapman at the Brighton Mod Weekender it became an instant floorfiller. Sean Chapman tells us all about
Phantastic World Of Phigment: Down The Pop Art Rabbit Hole.
Phantastic World Of Phigment: Down The Pop Art Rabbit Hole. Phigment is the alter ego of British artist/illustrator James Harris. Hailing from London, I chose the Phigment name in the early 2000s (long before it was nicked by the Californian wine makers!) to refer to ‘figment of the imagination’… but spelled in a way that
Crafty Confessions of An Author – Matteo Sedazzari
Crafty Confessions of An Author – Matteo Sedazzari ‘All authors have secrets, here are mine!’ When I was first approached by Paul Hallam to write a story for his publishing company about being a Mod in the suburbs, which turned out to be my debut novel A Crafty Cigarette – Tales of A
The future is now: Songwriter John Armstrong on the Speed of Sound’s new album ‘The Museum of Tomorrow’
The future is now: Songwriter John Armstrong on the Speed of Sound’s new album ‘The Museum of Tomorrow’ I met John some years ago when his inventive and long-lasting band the Speed of Sound and my Kite Collectors played the same bill in Manchester. He is a fascinating man with a remarkable insight into music
Author Andy Morling Tells all about his new book – Proper – A Modernist Guide to Impeccable Taste
Proper – A Modernist Guide to Impeccable Taste Andy Morling gives us a detailed insight into his second book, following on from the highly regarded Mod Ghosts. Mod Ghosts resonated with me in so many ways, It is a detailed account from the youth of urban Britain in 1979 featuring first hand accounts from the
To Be Someone Film Review
Image ©️ Kaleidoscope Entertainment Firstly, if you were expecting a Quadrophenia Sequel then you’ll be sadly disappointed. In fact it has no references or connections to Quadrophenia at all. I suppose the only connection is that it features the original cast minus Phil Daniels. The book of the same name that came before it is
The Hurricanes NEW Single Review – Keep On Pushing Til The End
The Hurricanes are a Loud Garage/Mod band playing 60s Soul, R&B and Boss British Beat like it was 1966 all over again, with the attitude of The Who & The Clash. I’m certainly not alone with my choice of my latest favourite track ‘’Keep on pushing till the end’’ – it is of course by
From The Floorboards Up! Author Exclusive
From The Floorboards Up! A unique collection of fan’s photographs from around the world, also contains interviews with fans, narrative by Pat Gilbert (MOJO), setlists, tickets and tour posters from the first 30 solo years, 1990-2019. All the photos in the new book are from live events in the UK and overseas, taken from 1990