The myth of the mod band
A recent broadsheet article (in The Guardian specifically) claims mod bands today aren’t very good. But do they actually exist? Or is it a case of mods finding bands that suit their musical tastes? Continue Reading
The myth of the mod band
A recent broadsheet article (in The Guardian specifically) claims mod bands today aren’t very good. But do they actually exist? Or is it a case of mods finding bands that suit their musical tastes? Continue Reading
The Modculture forums now open
We had mentioned this on both of the Facebook and Twitter sites, but we had forgot to mention on this site that the Modculture forums are now open and ready for you to sign up to and use. Continue Reading
Fancy writing for Modculture? Do get in touch…
Ok, I do my best, but unfortunately, I have only so many hours in the day. So if you fancy writing for an article or feature for Modculture, would love to hear from you. Continue Reading
Updated: Sales, discounts and discount codes
The sales season isn’t actually running now, but plenty of bargains still to be had. Which makes it the perfect time to update the sales, discounts and discount codes section. If you want a bargain, read on for the places to buy some cheap clobber – as long as you are quick. We’ve compiled a pretty long list. Continue Reading
The Sixties: Photographs by Roger Kasparian at Snap Galleries
If you want to see some amazing photos of the ’60s, particularly some early images of The Who, you want to check out The Sixties: Photographs by Roger Kasparian at Snap Galleries. Continue Reading
Mod Couples photographic project by Carlotta Cardana
I saw this mentioned on The Guardian site, but thought the Mod Couples photographic project by Carlotta Cardana should really get a plug on here, Not least, because it is an ongoing project that you can be part of. Continue Reading
Jaeger Single Storm Flap Car Coat
If you were a fan of the classic 1960s Baracuta Ramsey raincoat, you might be partial to this Jaeger Single Storm Flap Car Coat. Continue Reading
Nightshift by Pete McKenna now available in digital format
If you’ve not read Nightshift by Pete McKenna, I would recommend it. The book was republished in 2011, although tracking one down in book format is still a tough job. But you can now get a digital copy. Continue Reading
Ivy league-inspired shirts by Fitzgerald’s Clothiers
When a new label says it is about ‘producing classic mid 20th century menswear’, as well as ‘ivy league style garments’, we’re interested. Hopefully you are interested in Fitzgerald’s Clothiers. Continue Reading
Listen: The High Learys debut album – Here Come The High Learys
We have mentioned the band in the past in our new bands section, but now you can hear the first long-player by Australian garage band The High Learys. Continue Reading
John Smedley Mill Sale dates
Always a big date in the mod calendar (for some) – the chance to get some cheap quality knits at the John Smedley Mill Sale. Continue Reading
The Action’s Roger Powell on BBC Radio Ulster
Not sure if you can pick up the station, but the power of BBC iPlayer should sort you out to catch The Action’s Roger Powell on BBC Radio Ulster. Continue Reading
Calle Modista by Mark Prethero
We have featured the label before, notably for its handmade vintage-style scarves. But Calle Modista does more than just scarves, with some of that range being captured by photographer Mark Prethero. Continue Reading
Coming soon: Corduroy – Very Yeah – The Director’s Cut Complete Compositions 1992-1996 box set
I suspect it’s a love or hate band, but personally I love ‘em, so you’ll have to indulge me in a write-up of Corduroy – Very Yeah – The Director’s Cut Complete Compositions 1992-1996 box set. Continue Reading
