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Working The Land: Rebecca Smith’s Rural Explores Class & Countryside
In the 1990s, a BBC production team borrowed Rebecca Smith’s “wild looking but tame” rabbit She...
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Mean Girls, Shrews & Sluts: The Women Pop Culture Wants You To Hate
Anna Bogutskaya photo by Ella Kemp John Cromwell’s 1934 cinematic classic Of Human Bondage is o...
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Punk, Art & Anti-Art: How The Late 70s SF Scene Hit Different
Sleepers. Photo by James Stark Joann Berman: The thing about San Francisco that made it differe...
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The Loudest, Dirtiest, & Nastiest: Andrew Lauder On Motorhead
Photo by Jessica Branstetter. CC BY 2.0 The circumstances surrounding Lemmy’s sudden and ill-ju...
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Psychedelic Reason & The Post-Industrial City: Acid Detroit By Joe Molloy
Acid Detroit is a book written by someone just starting out on their life, 23-year-old Detroit ...
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Hard To Find And Far To Seek: In The Wake Of A Saint With Benjamin Myers
"A rheumy slit glued shut. / My eye." So speaks Saint Cuthbert from his deathbed on Inner Farne...
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You Might Dwell On It: Conversations With Coil
Coil, circa Love's Secret DomainEverything Keeps Dissolving: Conversations With Coil is a compe...
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The Show: Michael Cragg’s Wild Ride Through Early-00s Pop Music
Photo by CKWNNS. CC BY-SA 3.0 Michael Cragg’s first book, Reach For The Stars, is an oral histo...
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The Trenchcoat Mafia: John Robb's History Of Goth Reviewed
“Another, damn’d thick, square book! Always scribble, scribble, scribble eh!” This remark of Wi...
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Private Lives: Ian Penman On Rainer Werner Fassbinder
All photos by Gorup de Besanez, licensed under Creative Commons Rainer Werner Fassbinder is not...
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