Micko And The Mellotronics: ‘Le Vice Anglais’
❉ Never mind the Buzzcocks – Micko and friends are here!
Music
Burt Bacharach – Dream Big: The First Decade Of Songs
❉ This is a rather lovely, if eccentric, mix of Bacharach inspirations, reinforcing his genius, writes Chris Browning.
Leeds, United! ‘Where Were You?’ reviewed
❉ This brilliant compilation is a pivotal artefact of a city that changed the face of contemporary thinking, writes Stephen Porter.
Lost in the Supermarket: Punk, Suburbia, and Generics
❉ Ty Matejowsky explores the suburban backdrop that shaped the ethics and aesthetics of punk.
Echoes: Will Sergeant talks
❉ Bunnyman Will chats about his memoirs, touring during the Cold War, Kurt Cobain’s cardigan, recent projects and more.
Micko & The Mellotronics featuring Kevin Eldon
❉ Micko Westmoreland & co.’s new single ‘(What’s in a) Name’ is sharp and witty, writes Stuart Douglas.
Will Sergeant’s Echoes: A Memoir Continued
❉ Will’s second book describes the first full flowering of the Bunnymen’s creativity and coolness.
Andrew Gold: ‘The Fraternal Order Of The All’
❉ James R Turner swirls and twirls with Andrew Gold’s well-crafted tribute to the sound of his youth.
John Dredge talks
❉ James Collingwood chats with Plinths frontman John Dredge about his magical comedy world.
‘Mud: The Singles 1973-80’ reviewed
❉ If there’s such a thing as a Mud completist, this is the box set for you.