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Gimme Indie Rock!: Satanicpornocultshop
In the first in a new column 'Gimme Indie Rock', Jamie Rowland will be focusing on the best in underground, alternative, weird and wonderful music by looking at a different act every month. He begins with Japanese band Satanicpornocultshop.
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Competition: Television Personalities
In our competition we have ten copies of a Television Personalities 23 song tribute album, 'All Those Times We Spent Together', from Canadian label The Beautiful Music to give away
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Evidently Spencertown: Safety Pins and Genius, Go Johnny Go
With John Lydon about to tour again this month with Public Image Limited, Spencer Robertshaw in his 'Evidently Spencertown' poetry series reflects upon the legendary punk figure
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Rock Salt Row: July 2010
In 'Rock Salt Row' Lisa Torem talks to another Pennyblackmusic writer each month about a different issue in rock. In this edition, she talks to Adrian Huggins, who plays bass in the Newcastle-based dance/rock group Delta Sound, about the often under acknowledged role of the bassist in groups
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Evidently Spencertown: Use Your Mind! Don't Be Blind
In his 'Evidently Spencertown' poetry series Spencer Robertshaw looks at gangs and knife culture
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Condemned to Rock 'n' Roll: July 2010
In the latest in his 'Condemned to Rock 'n' Roll' column, Ben Howarth examines the links between music and sport
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Photoscapes: Sunny Day Real Estate/Biffy Clyro
Anna Gudaniec photographs both seminal emo group Sunny Day Real Estate, in what was their debut British gig, and support act Biffo Clyro, playing an acoustic set, at the HMV Forum in London
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Evidently Spencertown: John Cooper Clarke ODE
Spencer Robertshaw in his 'Evidently Spencertown' poetry column pays testimony to legendary poet and Pennyblackmusic headline interviewee, John Cooper Clarke
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Rock Salt Row: June 2010
In 'Rock Salt Row' Lisa Torem talks to another Pennyblackmusic writer about a different topic in rock. She and John Clarkson debate about whether Elvis really is the King of Rock 'n' Roll
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Condemned to Rock 'n' Roll: June 2010
In his regular 'Condemned to Rock 'n' Roll' column, Ben Howarth writes of his favourite band the Divine Comedy's first new album in four years, 'Bang Goes the Knighthood'
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Hitting the Right Note: Mad Musical Machinations
With Lou Reed and his wife Laurie Anderson's recent announcement that they will be playing a concert outside the Sydney Opera House for dogs, Jon Rogers in his 'Hitting The Right Note' column looks at some of the grander eccentricities and way-out ideas of other musicians
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This Metal Sky: Stone Temple Pilots
In the latest in his 'This Metal Sky' column, Jeff Thiessen writes an open letter to American hard rockers about their self-titled first album in nine years
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Photoscapes: fun.
Anna Gudaniec photographs American indie pop group fun. at the Islington Aacdemy in London.
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Condemned to Rock 'n' Roll: May 2010
In his ‘Condemned to Rock ‘n’ Roll’ column Ben Howarth analyses the decline of the singles market and looks at how music buying has changed over recent years
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Evidently Spencertown: Good God
Spencer Robertshaw focuses on the iPod generation in 'Good God', the latest poem in his 'Evidently Spencertown' poetry series
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