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Crafting Stories, Connecting Worlds (Cultural Resonance)
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40 today: The Smiths' - The Queen is Dead
Happy 40th Anniversary to The Smiths’ third studio album The Queen Is Dead, which was originally released on June 16th, 1986
Where's Nick 13?
Nick 13 - Where are you?
Starcat (Neo-Rockabilly) - Hebden Bridge
Starcat (matinee show) - Hebden Bridge Trades Club 10/8/25
The King Is Dead
It's 40 years since The Smiths released their third studio album The Queen Is Dead. The album is a classic of British indie rock from the ‘80s released in 1986. It’s a witty, maudlin and sardonic critique of Thatcher's Britain, which combines Morrissey's romantic, sarcastic and playful lyrics with Johnny Marr's classy guitars to create a broken, nostalgic and often comic vision of British life.
What Difference Does It Make? (Eccentric Interviews)
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The Primitives - Hebden Bridge
After visiting The Salford Lads Club, I went straight to Hebden Bridge for The Primitives gig.
The Decline of Working Class Creatives in the UK
Working-class creatives once sculpted UK culture, but today they are a dying breed. The Policy and Evidence Centre created a report tackling inequality, geography and the future of the arts.
Notre-Dame, We Know Who Tried To Kill You!
NEW Morrissey/The Smiths Themed Book - COMING SOON!
This new & exciting book is based on Morrissey's influences and references throughout his career, from the heady days of The Smiths to his solo career and beyond!
Doncaster (So Much To Answer For)
(This poem is an ode to Doncaster in the style of John Betjeman's 'Slough')
Meat (Really) Is Murder
The government has finally passed the Animal Welfare (Livestock Exports) Act, which bans the export of farm animals from Great Britain for slaughter or fattening. This bill finally breaks with the barbaric live export trade.