No flat caps and No ‘Mr Grimsdale ‘here, but you do get both the swinging sixties and the Pretty Things in What’s Good For The Goose.
Recent Posts
New version of the Modculture website launches
So here it is. 20 years after the site first launched, a new version of the Modculture website is now in place.
1962 Vespa Douglas Sportique Grand Luxe on eBay
An award-winning scooter, this 1962 Vespa Douglas Sportique Grand Luxe on eBay obviously doesn’t come cheap.
The Who – The Kids Are Alright heavyweight vinyl reissue
A second reissue of The Who in a week. This time The Kids Are Alright heavyweight vinyl reissue, which is on the shelves in a matter of days.
Interview: Doug Hadgraft meets Steve Barrow
Doug Hadgraft speaks to Steve Barrow – original 1960s mod, reggae authority and founder of the Blood and Fire label about mod in the 1960s and the Jamaican music scene.
Reprinted 2 Tone tour posters by Bad Moon Prints
A company I have featured before, but the reprinted 2 Tone tour posters by Bad Moon Prints are new arrivals.
Reviewed: And Soon The Darkness (1970)
It’s an obscure thing that used to live on late-night TV, but And Soon The Darkness has an interesting back story.
Interview: Gill Long of Cock of the Walk Tailors
The mod scene’s rising star of tailoring is Gill Long of Cock of the Walk Tailors. I caught up with Gill for an interview covering everything from her training and skills through to the clothing she makes and why mods from all over head there.
