The Residents: Third Reich’n Roll (pREServed)
❉ The Residents offer an invitation to the most disturbing ‘70s party it is possible to imagine.
Articles by James Collingwood
Deviation Street: High Times In Ladbroke Grove
❉ James Collingwood turns on and drops out with the freak scene.
John Robb talks ‘The Art Of Darkness’
❉ John Robb talks about his Goth odyssey from Byron to Bowie, the Banshees, Bauhaus and beyond.
Bob Stanley/Pete Wiggs: Winter Of Discontent
❉ Bob and Pete’s latest Ace collection captures the DIY ethos of 1978 to 1981.
Phil Mealey talks ‘Early Doors’ and more
❉ The BAFTA award-winning writer chats about the much-loved sitcom and stage show, and tells us about his latest projects.
Ruby Trax: ‘FAC51: The Hacienda 1982’
❉ One of the most wide-ranging and enjoyable compilations that you are likely to hear, writes James Collingwood.
Senseless Things: The First Of Too Many (3CD Expanded Edition)
❉ This is another gloriously packaged product from Cherry Red, writes James Collingwood.
Life After Carter: ‘The Essential Jim Bob’
❉ Snapshots of modern life in the form of a two-disc recap of Jim Bob’s prolific solo career, reviewed by James Collingwood.
Fingers Crossed: Miki Berenyi Interview
❉ James Collingwood chats with former Lush frontwoman Miki Berenyi about her acclaimed autobiography.
Lush life: ‘Fingers Crossed’ by Miki Berenyi
❉ Miki Berenyi’s autobiography is brutally honest, funny, moving and well-written, writes James Collingwood.