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The Mourning After new single

Sheffield's fine Hammond-garage rockers The Mourning After have just released a new limited single on Detour Records. The band, who originally began in 1988, have released singles on Detour before – the last one however was almost a decade ago. So it is great to see this 7" picture disc […]

New band: The Caper Story

Here's a brand new band who we think you should be very excited about: The Caper Story. Our excitement levels are high because it contains a multinational line-up of musicians cultivated from London's mod/60s scene. The two Swedes, two Italians and a German are simply friends who have decided to […]

Quadrophenia hits the stage

A stage production of Quadrophenia is set to tour the UK this spring and summer. Details are still sketchy at the moment regarding who is to star or direct in the 'iconic rock opera', but the production is set to remain faithful to the film and album created by The […]

Alan Aldridge notebooks

If you loved the designs from the recent Alan Aldridge exhibition at the Design Museum, you can some up for very little cash, courtesy of these Alan Aldridge design notebooks. Take your pick from the pick of Aldridge's more famous creations, including his work for The Beatles and the stunning […]

New Sao Paolo shoe range

We featured the San Paolo Napoli cord boots last year, a boot designed by Paolo Hewitt via a small Naples shoemaker and Ikon. Well, they must have done ok as new designs are incoming. Not much to add really, you'll decide if you like or hate from the images (one […]

Pretty Things 1969 album released

In 1969 The Pretty Things recorded an album that was never commerically released, but that has all changed now thanks to Ugly Things Records. After SF Sorrow was released in 1968 the band went through some upheaval, with guitarist Dick Taylor and drummer Twink departing. Enter Phillipe Debarge; French playboy, […]

A Place To Go (1963) on DVD

Odeon's first releases for 2009 have been announced – and that list includes A Place To Go from 1963. It's a slice of gritty realism from the early 60s – and a first-time DVD release. The movie is based around Bethnal Green in East London and focuses on Ricky Flint […]

Adidas Vespa Blue trainers

We don't know a great deal about the Adidas Vespa Blue trainers, aside from them appearing on the Colette website as part of its spring 2009 range. Obviously a collaboration between Adidas and Vespa, the shoes (or should that be boots) have a blue suede upper with Adidas stripes and […]