I Survived The '80s
"It was in a more R&B sort of soul groove direction – and people really weren't ready to hear Kim Wilde sing in that way. The album really didn't do so well at all."
"It was in a more R&B sort of soul groove direction – and people really weren't ready to hear Kim Wilde sing in that way. The album really didn't do so well at all."
"You always imagined that to get into some of these clubs you had to dress up in expensive designer clothes, but when the acid house thing hit it was more democratic, and more about expecting anything, you know?"
"It’s pretty strange, it’s like we’ve made a fun record about dying."
“When people say ‘soul survivor’, I used to take that for granted until after I got sick and was able to come back. I now have a lot more respect for that title.”
“…I did feel a lot of pressure from the EP and I think that really affected me for the first few months of deciding on where I was gonna record the album, and writing and stuff."
“A lot of people would make jokes or doubt that a Something For Kate record was capable of doing that, so I’m really happy to hear that you find it uplifting."
We also walk past a pair of discarded, inside-out black stockings - gusset facing up and complete with skiddies - in a grassy square near the library.
The Decline boys hit France and their show blows all their previous gigs outta the water.
Velociraptor win over the posh poms at showcase festival The Great Escape.
BLOG: Bryget Chrisfield dodges discarded underwear and The World Parkour championships in part three of her blog from The Great Escape.
BLOG: The Decline boys hit France and their show blows all their previous gigs outta the water.
BLOG: Velociraptor win over the posh poms at showcase festival The Great Escape.
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PREMIERE: This new clip from Mt Warning is pretty, but spooky as hell.
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