‘Bowie Songs One’: An interview with Clifford Slapper
❉ We chat with the musical maestro behind ‘Bowie Songs One’, Clifford Slapper.
Articles by Ange Chan
A Force to be reckoned with: Carrie Fisher (1956-2016)
❉ Ange Chan pays tribute to Carrie Fisher – “The only princess I ever wanted to be.”
Non-stop electro cabaret: ‘Electric Dreams’
❉ Ange Chan reports back from a weekend of wall-to-wall eighties electro pop.
35 years of Soft Cell’s ‘Non Stop Erotic Cabaret’
❉ Youth Has Gone… Happy Birthday to Soft Cell’s Non Stop Erotic Cabaret!
Camille O’Sullivan Sings Jacques Brel: A live review
❉ Camille’s residency at Wiltons Music Hall in London’s East End is “a rollercoaster of emotion”, writes poet Ange Chan.
Kate Bush: ‘Before the Dawn’ reviewed
❉ Kate Bush’s incredible run of 22 sold-out shows from 2014 immortalised in a lasting document.
Pierre et Gilles: Four Decades of Decadence
❉ A brief history of the legendary photography duo’s star-studded forty year career…
‘Amy : A Life Through A Lens’ reviewed
❉ A poignant chronicle of the modern-day Ella Fitzgerald, whose every move was captured by the world’s media.
Marc Almond’s ‘Trials of Eyeliner’ anthology
❉ We peruse Marc Almond’s definitive 10-disc box set career anthology.
La Chanson Française: Love and loss, darkness and disgrace
❉ Poet and novelist Ange Chan takes us on a tour of the history of
La Chanson Française, from Piaf, Brel and Gainsbourg to Bowie, Almond and Daho.