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Exploring Balham in a New Video

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Here’s a brand new video for an old song - an ode to the slowly disappearing old heart of Balham, South London. Don’t forget you can still download the Places EP – where “Exploring The Landscape”… Read More

LateNightTales DJ report

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As you may know, on the first of this month I had the pleasure of DJing at the Big Chill Bar in aid of Belle & Sebastian’s LateNightTales comp vol.2. In addition to… Read More

Sixteen Albums From 2011

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It might not have been as good a year musically as 2010, but there were plenty of records we loved over the last 12 months. Modesty prevents us from including My Fantoms, so… Read More

A Very Modular Christmas From Ebenezer Moog

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Here’s a Christmas treat: both sides of a 1974 novelty single I picked up in a charity shop, from the aptly-named Ebenezer Moog. Released on Atlantic, the A-side is a jolly modular synth… Read More

The Legend of Hell House

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I finally watched this fantastic 1973 horror a couple of days ago, and wanted to share some of my favourite shots with you. It was directed by John Hough, and stars former child… Read More

Must you leave your tapes lying around?

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I’ve always loved early cassette packaging designs, and I just came across this beautiful set of old inlays from Flickr user Jubru, via an old post at Grainedit.com. Check it! Here are four… Read More

DJ fun at How Does It Feel live

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Last Thursday I had the pleasure of spinning some of my treasured 45s in support of White Town and three other great acts, at How Does It Feel‘s live gig night at Brixton’s… Read More

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    Hong Kong In The 60s are Christopher Greenberg, Mei Yau Kan and Tim Scullion.

    The London/Cambridge trio have just finished recording an EP for the collaborative experimental music project Long Division With Remainders.

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