Apathy & Exhaustion D L Burdon – The Wind & The Runaway (Little Rocket Records, 2019) - Three chords & the truth

D L Burdon – The Wind & The Runaway (Little Rocket Records, 2019)

Were you foolish or tardy enough to miss the video premiere and one-off gig announcement last month? Fear not, the gig sold out, mate. Anyways,

Seemingly I’m off to a reasonably good (albeit late) start to 2020 with this “getting stuff published” malarkey. So here is something else I was

In recent(ish) times (or realistically, slightly longer ago than I’m comfortable with), I was sent a book by my ‘internet friend’, Tim Cundle. I have

Boris are back with their first record in two years and their first on new label, Third Man. Never being ones to settle, the trio

Legend has it that this blog / webzine was regularly updated back in the day. I want this piece to serve as a return to

Many, many years ago when the world was young, and I was even younger, all full of piss and vinegar and straight edge spunk there

Ending my year with a podcast It’s a low base, but podcasts have probably been my highlight of 2019. I was late to the party

UK born but US based singer/songwriter, DL Burdon (or Davey to his mates), is a veteran of the punk and indie scene of his native

Mark Lind, a man of many talents and more bands than a motherfucker can conveniently shake a stick at returns to the fray with the

0 – 60 in no time at all, ‘As I Bleed’ caves your face in with massive warm chords, satisfyingly determined lead vocals and lovely