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Word Up
At four o’clock this afternoon there is a rehearsal room in a grassroots music venue near you with a drum kit in it, a PA, some microphones, probably a guitar amplifier making a noise nobody has ever successfully diagnosed, and nobody using...
Waiting for the Great Leap Forwards
There is a moment in every long-running campaign when you suddenly realise that you have won the argument. Not the campaign, obviously. That would be ridiculous. Campaigns in the music industry appear to have been designed by Yes in about 1...
Careful With That Axe, Eugene
There is a campaign called VAT’s the Problem which, even if you know nothing about tax policy and have no desire to learn about it, has possibly already explained itself to you through a social and traditional media blitz that has been givi...
Somewhere Only We Know
There is an old saying that doing the same thing and expecting a different result is a sign of insanity or working in the music industry. I may have slightly amended it, but I think the key principle still stands. For nearly two years now w...
A Design for Life
A trigger warning before we start. I’m going to try to be lightly amusing about this, and I’ll hopefully manage that at least intermittently, but underneath this week’s column runs a low steady thrum of advancing hooves, which is the Grim R...
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Typical wokerati lefty tofu eating social justice warrior. CEO & Founder Music Venue Trust, Co-owner of an old toilet in Tunbridge Wells. The views expressed are my personal opinions, not the views of any organisation or company I work for.
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