Rebellious Jukebox: Rage Against The Machine
It wasn’t so much the sound of Rage Against The Machine that made them stand out, though that was, of course, unique — it was
Category: political
My Poetry Books
these are some of the books i have been working on this week — all covers designed by moi. let me know what you think.
Death Of The Internet Again
I keep reading all these things where various companies are said to be bringing the end of the internet about, even the government is said
Comicsphere: DMZ by Brian Wood
I absolutely love this series. It never hits a wrong note and there is no fat on it whatsoever — from the first story onwards
Comicsphere: 303 by Garth Ennis
The idea of telling a story through the history of an object is not new and neither is the idea of that object being a
Rebellious Jukebox: The Clash
It seems to me as if there is no point in my consciousness where The Clash weren’t there. I don’t think there are any albums
People Watching: Valerie Solanas
Of the people who went in and out of the doors of The Factory she stands out perhaps most of all. Why? Because she is
Comicsphere: The Last American
This was something permanently lodged in my brain as something that presented the whole idea of a post-apocalypse world in a more realistic way than
Magazine Graveyard: Sleaze Nation
God, how I miss this magazine. I had to hunt for it — weirdly Suffolk was strangely backwards when it came to stocking anything thought
Rebellious Jukebox: Fatima Mansions
A vehicle for Cathal Coughlan’s intelligence driven bile — the Fatima Mansions could shift from smooth voiced crooning to a visceral car-crash of noise at