A few years ago while wandering around M&S in Leeds I became aware of being watched in that creepy, tingling on the back of the neck kind of way. Turning around my uneasy gaze fell upon an elegant immaculately […]

Thanks for posting this. Fantastic.

Klaus Nomi. The ultimate falsetto. Magnificent.

Great choice. Love Front 242.

I cannot see it happening, but I would love to see a one off gig by the original Human League line up playing songs from the first two albums.

Astro Sounds From Beyond The Year 2000 by the 101 Strings Orchestra. A load of middle aged blokes embracing the wild psychedelic sound of exotic India. It’s a superb album. One track is titled Karma Sitar. […]

If you are on Facebook you might be aware of the Long Lost Pubs of Leeds site. Lots of stories about the Market “madhouse” Tavern,Nags Head,Big Lill’s and other similar infamous establishments. Occasionally l […]

Hey Captain! I will be eternally grateful for your Wumpscut recommendation. Awesome.

Posthumous GG Allin compilation. Rest in Piss.

I’ve like Modern Talking. I think its that long lost 1980s “eurobeat” rhythm that drags me in.

Thanks Captain. Just discovered FLA and I agree with everything you say. Powerful stuff. Front 242 for me are summed up by the Tyranny For You album. Music for a Dalek disco. I wonder how many of these bands […]

Really enjoyed your review. Just out of interest whats your opinion on the likes of Front 242, KMFDM, Nitzer Ebb and Frontline Assembly?

As a regular contributor to the Afterword could I ask…. What is a woman?

Have you heard Roy’s definitive version of Tenpole Tudor’s Swords of a thousand Men ? Miles better than the original.

Flying around Wakefield by jetpack? 2023 and the 110 bus into town rarely turns up nowadays. The future sucks. Sigue Sigue Buswanker.

Sparks. No1 in Heaven.

Transylvanian Hunger by Darkthrone. Its cold.

The first two Human League and Heaven 17 albums in my opinion are superb. I’m also looking forward to reading this. Should be very interesting.

I loved the almost brutish Hi NRG of those early Divine singles produced by Bobby O. Shake it Up and Shoot your Shot sounded like they had slithered out of some subterranean leather fetish club. And as for Love […]

I’m sure Ali Campbell once said that UB40 were the reggae equivalent of Showaddywaddy. A starting point for people to go on and explore what the genre had to offer.