Poland, Canada, tsunami benfits, computer viruses and lost phones Continue reading →

The man who was so successfully Happy last summer is back, and he’s armed with some serious funk. Summer won’t ever be the same, now that we’re getting used to diva-wailing, funk-pounding tracks from Max Sedgley Continue reading →

Tough underground techno funk from the Geezer with his debut album released on April 18th Continue reading →

Trivial Puritan:Osama Bin Lady: Felix Da Fatcat: The Price Is Right:Still Happy Mondays: Basement Haxx: Really Really Bad: Moby Dicked: Intellectually Daft Punk: Finger Licking Bad Continue reading →

Rob Da Bank joins Andy Smith and Max Sedgley for Music 4 Life at the Notting Hill Arts Club Continue reading →

Fischerspooner frontman Casey Spooner has dismissed suggestions that the New York electroclash band’s much hyped debut album #1 was a commercial disaster in 2003, telling NME ‘it couldn’t have been more successful for me, really.’ Continue reading →

Skrufff man-in-New York Larry Tee launched his new Manhattan club Distortion Disco at Duvet this week, which he’s co-promoting with Manhattan scenesters Kenny Kenny, Josh Wood and the GHB boys (Duvet is in the space formerly occupied by Centrofly Continue reading →

North Wales Chief Constable Richard Brunstrom labelled the war on drugs ‘a bad mistake’ recently, telling the Western Mail newspaper that legalising drugs would dramatically reduce crime rates Continue reading →

Australian convict John Patrick Ford flew into Bali this week to testify at the trial of Australian surfer Chapelle Corby, who faces death by firing squad if convicted of smuggling 4.1kg of cannabis into Indonesia Continue reading →

Over a hundred innocent music fans in America were arrested recently after cops caught some of their fellow revellers with drugs and charged absolutely every present in the club Continue reading →