The Autumn Crocus
The life of Kurt Schwitters, inspired by his retrospective at the Tate Britain
Articles and Reviews
The Marina Experiment: Interview with Marina Lutz
Interview with filmmaker Marina Lutz about her short film The Marina Experiment
Reading Burroughs Reading
Paul Hawkins interviews Michael Stevens about his new book The Road to Interzone
Lost In Misery, the Music of Nostalgia
Zenon Gradkowski examines experimental music project Nostalgia and talks to Mark Hunter
Fugs at the Meltdown
Michael Kemp reviews The Fugs at the Meltdown, June 2011
Ciril: interview with Darrin Hall
Zenon Gradkowski interviews Darrin Hall about his band Ciril.
Papa November interview
Zenon Gradkowski interviews Stuart Tonge about the Birmingham-based electronic project Papa November.
Sync or Swim
Michael and Sooty Kemp review Sync or Swim, a development & adaptation of Lizzy Carey's performance proposal for Wet Sounds 2008.
The Sound of Premature Ejaculation, 1981-1998
Zenon Gradkowski presents a definitive history of the Rozz Williams noise unit Premature Ejaculation, including interviews with Ron Athey and Erik S. Freeman.
Westhill Whimsicalities
An evening of PTHHHH and friends, reviewed by Sooty Kemp.
Testing Vault interview
dANi/ALvo of Testing Vault interviewed by Zenon Gradkowski.
Wayne Wolfson: Terrible Beauty
Paul Hawkins talks to Wayne Wolfson about his music and collages.
Rich Kid Horseshit at the Chelsea Hotel, Manhattan
Joe Ambrose interviewed by Paul Hawkins about the Chelsea Hotel, Manhattan.
David E. Williams
Zenon Gradkowski talks to David E. Williams about his music
Ear Cinema
A review of the Ear Cinema performance/installation, London 2007
Joujouka via Johnny Cash
Paul Hawkins talks to Frank Rynne about The Master Musicians of Joujouka.
Disparate Desperate and Extreme Travel Writing
Paul Hawkins talks to Joe Ambrose about his new book about the Chelsea Hotel
Chuck Prophet: Can a Woman's Voice Drug You?
Paul Hawkins interviews Chuck Prophet.
Omewenne interview
Zenon Gradkowski had heard the name Omewenne mentioned in high regard by some dedicated Rozz fans
Jeff Keen: Artwar - The Full Impact
A rare expanded cinema performance from this legendary Brighton-based experimental filmmaker, reviewed by Michael Kemp.
The Living Jarboe: London, November 2005
Paul Watson reviews Jarboe's gig at the London Scala, November 2005.
The Lifecycle of the Principia Discordia
Kristin Buxton investigates the dissemination of the religion disguised as a joke and joke disguised as a religion that is the Principia Discordia.
Patti Smith: Breadcrumbs from Heaven
Michael Kemp reviews Patti Smith's gig at the Brighton Dome Concert Hall, August 2005.
Fierce Festival 2005
A review of the Fierce Festival 2005 in Birmingham - performance and other strangeness.
Dirty Wonderland - a review
A review of Dirty Wonderland as performed by Frantic Assembly, Wednesday 25th May 2005
Alain Noslier: Dancing to a Different Drum
A short overview of the rare and elusive vignettes made by French film-maker Alain Noslier, virtually unseen by the general public.
Changing Reels
Memories of Brighton Cinematheque, by Michael Kemp
I'm alone, but not lonely
Japanese otaku-kids colonise the realm of information and media - a tale of sex and crime from a faraway place.
SMiLE - flawless, like a diamond
Meanwhile, back at home, the SMiLE album was nestling in the black mailbox (having been lost in the post for 37 years)
Shane Meadows
British Cinema Saviour Spreading the Word, Guerrilla Filmmaker Defying the Establishment, Short Film Fanatic and Film Festival Legend.
Fahrenheit 9/11
A review of Michael Moore's film Fahrenheit 9/11
Came So Far for Beauty
A review of “Came So Far for Beauty - an Evening of Leonard Cohen songs”, Brighton 2004.
Dark Cinema
Hilarious Moments of Extreme Violence and Torture (or “Death’s funny like that”)
What’s the Rush?
An opinion piece on the integration of ecstasy into mainstream society.
New Symbolism in Art
An exploration of the new symbolism used in Martino Catalano’s sculpture.
Alternaporn - we sing the body politic
Alternaporn is on the increase. Paul Watson talks to Lux Nightmare to find out why.
SMiLE - Brian Wilson, London, 2004
A review of Brian Wilson’s performance of SMiLE at the Royal Festival Hall, London.
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