They came from Canada, they were all sick, the gig was nearly called off. But The Dears battled on to provide an alternative to tha dire England v Holland game…
Sleaze-aholics Pink Grease bring their sweaty glam racket to the ever-lovely Coventry Colosseum. We want to love it. But…
We forego the pleasure/pain of watching England play to go and watch tipped angular guitarpop types Kaito and discoguitar people Radio 4 shake their funky stuff in a shithole in Birmingham. Two weeks later, and our hearing has just about returned…
Jim W just about gets to the Birmingham Academy in time to see Franz Ferdinand, The Von Bondies, The Rapture, and Funeral For A Friend
Ultra-cool waltz-time space-pop heroes return to Birmingham for their final gig of the year.
Carrying the distinct whiff of novelty about them, can Detroit discorockers Electric Six satisfy a really dodgy looking Coventry crowd?
A breakdancing, lo-fi mixture of Tom Jones and Ron Jeremy with the moves of a portly Justin Timberlake, pocket sized sex dynamo Har Mar gyrates in front of a sweaty and up for it Nottingham crowd.
Bored, and in need of some disco dancing, we travel to Nottingham for some electro-punk-trash action.
Sexed-up, sweaty, self-aggrandising electro-R&B man with a moustache Har Mar Superstar came to Coventry recently, leaving us all feeling just a bit unclean. As though we’d been tampered with. And there’s pictures, too…
They weren’t playing anywhere near us, so Birmingham-based soundtrack/60s French pop-inspired Broadcast force us to travel to London to see them…