Lost Liverpool #4 – The Liverpool 1990 Festival: Lost in France
In our fourth Lost Liverpool column, Getintothis’ Paul Fitzgerald searches his memory of three magical days and nights in the city of lights,…
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YAK, Abattoir Blues, Strange Collective, The Probes: The Magnet, Liverpool
Hotly-tipped Londoners YAK were completely at home on the sticky floor of The Magnet, as Getintothis’ Lorna Gray witnessed.
Communion brings New Faces tour to Liverpool featuring Seafret, Flyte, Jack Watts and Dan Owen
Somewhat under the radar, indie label and promoters Communion Music have been showcasing up and coming music prospects on a…
Voodoo – Liverpool’s famous club night that was far more than just that, it was a way of life
Liverpool club night, Voodoo, was renowned for hands-in-the-air parties and hosting some of the biggest names in techno, Getintothis’ Banjo reflects on…
Mick Head with Sense of Sound: The Music Room, Liverpool
As Liverpool icon Mick Head treated fans to something a bit different at the Music Room, Getintothis’ Jamie Bowman enjoyed…
Cosmic Slop #39: Adele and Sam Smith – still miserable
Adele returns and is accused of ripping off Tom Waits, whilst Sam Smith unveils the saddest song he’s ever written.…
Liverpool Music Week: Palace, All Tvvins, DMA’s and more: The Shipping Forecast, Liverpool
A huge part of Liverpool Music Week is bringing your attention to the hottest new musical talents, and with DIY’s…
Pulp’s Different Class at 20 – Perfect snapshots of working class Britain
20 years ago Pulp unleashed their seminal album Different Class onto the music world, Getintothis’ Del Pike takes a trip back to 1995…
Lost Liverpool #3: A scene unseen The Valentinos, The Chants, The Real Thing – Black History Month
October’s Lost Liverpool column sees Getintothis’ Paul Fitzgerald looking at the often ignored and under appreciated contribution of Liverpool’s Afro-Caribbean…
Chalkie Davies – Becoming an icon of music photography through Ziggy Stardust, The Clash, Elvis Costello and Phil Lynott
As an exhibition of Chalkie Davies’ most iconic pictures opens in North Wales, Getintothis’ Martin Waters explores how it all…