Lost Liverpool #39: Cecil the Liverpool underground heroes – from the Chiropodist’s chair to Seattle and beyond
Our latest Lost Liverpool column sees Getintothis’ Paul Fitzgerald reflects on the majesty of cult Merseyside band, Cecil.
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Lost Liverpool #29 – Loud Band Management, the chaos and confusion of a Merseyside underground institution
Getintothis’ Matthew Keenan returns to the dubious thrills, spills and carnage that defined LBM.
Lost Liverpool #28: Before The Dead 60s was Pinhole – Green Day, Peel Sessions and the nearly men of pop-punk
Before The Dead 60s came Pinhole, Getintothis’ Jules Reid revisits their pop punk odyssey and adulation from the likes of John…
Lost Liverpool #27: Bunnymen, The Farm, Gluebound – not all bands got their chance at glory
Alternative rockers Gluebound produced stunning music but industry neglect kept them out of sight, Getintothis’ Jules Reid on what might…
Lost Liverpool #26: Proper, Ned Murphy and the restless brilliance of a Scouse songwriting hero
Ned Murphy (Rain, Proper, Waste) is one of the very best Merseyside songwriters, Getintothis’ Jules Reid charts his untold history.
Lost Liverpool #25: Jimmy Campbell – the greatest songwriter you’ve never heard of?
The latest in our Lost Liverpool series sees Getintothis’ Matty Loughlin-Day reflect on the largely forgotten legacy of songwriter Jimmy Campbell.
Lost Liverpool #24: Scott Walker’s Fire Escape in the Sky
Scott Walker had a huge effect on post-punk Liverpool and David ‘Yorkie’ Palmer looks into the story behind Fire Escape…
Lost Liverpool #23: Neil Tilly – starting fanzines, interviewing Paul McCartney, 81 Renshaw Street and more
Starting a fanzine, nabbing a world exclusive interview with Paul McCartney, promoting gigs across the city and more from Neil…
Lost Liverpool #22: thrills, pills and Toblerone – the carnage and chaos behind Voodoo clubnight
Lost Liverpool journeys back to the 90s and looks at just what happened when regulars of techno club Voodoo took…
Lost Liverpool #21: The Cavern Mecca and the start of Beatles tourism
Examining the importance of a lesser-told tale from Liverpool’s 1980s, Getintothis’ Del Pike revisits the unsung heroes of The Cavern Mecca…