
Leaving It All Behind… ‘Julie Driscoll: 1969’
❉ Recently reissued by Esoteric, this is an album that can be called positively transformative, writes Ken Shinn.
❉ Recently reissued by Esoteric, this is an album that can be called positively transformative, writes Ken Shinn.
❉ Andy Davidson’s extensive guide to the 1970s sci-fi teen series breaks out in a newly revised and updated form.
❉ ‘Wyatt tells the Truth about the Wallscrawler. About Pex, Kangs, Rezzies, Caretakers. So many others. So many lives. So many secrets.’
❉ This comes recommended to any fans of intelligent, lovingly crafted pop music, writes Ken Shinn.
❉ Cherry Red have once again pulled out all of the stops for the ‘forgotten man’ of 1980s pop, writes Ken Shinn.
❉ Agent Ken Shinn re-evaluates John le Carre’s creation, immortalised by Richard Burton.
❉ Get the drinks in, enjoy your burger, and – most of all – listen.
❉ Hailing from 1989, Jones’ fourth album saw him moving further into the realms of the bizarre yet personal…
❉ This wonderful compilation perfectly captures the spirit of The Cramps’ gleefully chaotic, seedy glamour.
❉ We revisit the Fu Manchu Cycle and look at Sax Rohmer’s creation’s place in pop culture.
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