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adamDecember 31, 2022/2020sLeave a comment

/Countdown /2022 /Gigs

Back to writing about the best gigs of the year for the first time in three years. Some statistics for my gig-going in 2022. I went to 36 shows (each […]

adamOctober 5, 2022/Memory of a Festival2 Comments

/Memory of a Festival /037 /Cold Waves X

That what started out as a hastily-scheduled event to celebrate the life of Jamie Duffy has turned into a large, multi-day, multi-city festival over the past decade is something of […]

adamJuly 21, 2020July 21, 2020/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/418/Twenty-Five Years Gigging

Twenty-five years ago yesterday (20-July 1995), I made it to my first proper gig. I headed over to Roundhay Park in the north-eastern edges of Leeds, along with tens of […]

adamJuly 14, 2020/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/417/Senses Working Overtime/Sixth

Two years after I started to think about a /Tuesday Ten on the senses, and I finally come to the end of what has been a pretty difficult subject to […]

adamJune 14, 2020/TransmissionLeave a comment

/Transmission/022/the a-z of industrial/n/part two

We’re continuing our journey through the a-z of industrial with a first look at the letter N. Needless to say this was recorded during the ongoing lockdown…

adamApril 28, 2020/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/406/Warning!

Following on from last week, there’s been lots of warnings of late. Warnings to social distance, warnings to stay at home, warnings about what to do if you’re infected. We’re […]

adamMarch 31, 2020/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/402/Pumping Iron

The advent of the COVID-19 effective lockdown has left many of us in a quandary. How do you keep fit when you should be avoiding leaving the house as much […]

adamDecember 27, 2019February 20, 2022/2019Leave a comment

/Countdown/2019/Gigs

Some statistics for my gig-going in 2019. I went to 53 shows (each festival is counted by number of days – so Infest is three days, so counts for three […]

adamSeptember 10, 2019/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/381/It’s A Family Affair

You can file this week under “how have I not covered this subject before?”. Honestly, I rather thought I might have touched upon this subject before, but aside from one […]

adamAugust 28, 2019August 29, 2019/Memory of a FestivalLeave a comment

/Memory of a Festival/033/Infest 2019

Somehow, despite the feeling I was just getting started, I’m already home, (mostly) unpacked and finishing this write-up of another great edition of Infest. It has long since become far […]

adamAugust 5, 2019August 19, 2019/Welcome To The FutureLeave a comment

/Welcome To The Future/094/Infest 2019 Preview

In less than three weeks time, we’ll be on the train north to Bradford, for our annual pilgrimage to the city for the industrial festival that, since I began attending, […]

adamJune 5, 2018May 22, 2020/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/333/Joy In Repetition

This week, as the Tuesday Ten series reaches a repeating number in the form of 333, I will now attempt this week’s post without repetition, deviation, or hesitation. Actually, maybe […]

adamAugust 11, 2015August 11, 2020/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/237/(We Don’t Need This) Fascist Groove Thang

In a time where far-right sentiment is ever more in the news again – see this disturbing story from Liverpool this week, the sentencing of a fourteen-year-old boy for a […]

adamSeptember 14, 2014April 3, 2022/1980sLeave a comment

/Countdown/1980s/Tracks /60-41

I actually started this 80s rundown a couple of years back, but life and other things have rather got in the way. So, a little bit of spare time has […]

adamJanuary 28, 2014February 3, 2017/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

Tuesday Ten: 193: Perfect and Worst Albums

Following last week’s awesome fun of submissions from many of my readers and friends, I thought I probably ought to suggest my own to this. So this is a postscript, […]

adamJune 14, 2011February 23, 2017/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

Tuesday Ten: 132: nineteenninetyone

I seem to have been delving into my musical past, and in particular the nineties, an awful lot so far in 2011. I’m not exactly sure why: perhaps it’s just […]

adamFebruary 2, 2010March 1, 2017/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

Tuesday Ten: 090: Tracks of the Month (January 2010)

Ok, on to this month’s tracks you should hear. Or, the second of today’s doses – and the first monthly round-up of this decade.

adamNovember 13, 2009April 3, 2022/1990sLeave a comment

/Countdown/1990s/Tracks /160-141

The third instalment of this lengthy rundown.

adamAugust 4, 2007June 17, 2017/Into the PitLeave a comment

Into the Pit: 046: Nitzer Ebb – Live at Corporation Sheffield – 03-August 2007

Going to see a band from your past, that you never got to see the first time around, is always perhaps something of a risk.

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