Driftwood
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Revisiting Sandinista!
I remember being so disappointed with this album when I first got it - not punk at all, but a strange mix of dub, funk, reggae, jazz and even a waltz, it was no Clash, or Give 'Em Enough Rope. I should have seen the warning signs, mind you:...
Desert Island Discs: Oasis - Cast No Shadow
Ah. Britpop. Some of it was good. Blur. Sleeper. Suede. Supergrass. The Divine Comedy. Dodgy. And some of it was, well, not so much. Menswear. Drugstore. Northern Uproar. Salad. You get the idea, I’m sure.
My imaginary Paul Weller/The Jam/Style Council compilation album
So, I have a habit of getting into bands or, more specifically, genres, once all the hype has already passed us by. For example, I got into punk long after it was all over, but that didn’t stop me feeling like a real anarchist listening to ...
Desert Island Discs: Billy Bragg - Greetings To The New Brunette
Round about the same time I was being introduced to The Wedding Present by John Peel, one evening he played a track called “They’ve Got A Bomb” by delightful anarcho-punk band “Crass”.
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I take pictures of the world around me. Sometimes they turn out all right. Aside from photography I like to write about music and sport. Based near Amsterdam I work in IT doing something vague and ill-defined.
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