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New Chumbawamba documentary secures Sheffield film festival premiere

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New Chumbawamba documentary secures Sheffield film festival premiere

May 23, 2021 — 2 Comments

Headsticks, Slice of Life, Jess Silk at Nottingham Rough Trade, 13 August

Gigs, Slice of Life

Headsticks, Slice of Life, Jess Silk at Nottingham Rough Trade, 13 August

May 23, 2021 — 0 Comments

Rub Me Out: The Shend to publish musical mémoire

Publishers, The Cravats, The Shend

Rub Me Out: The Shend to publish musical mémoire

May 10, 2021 — 1 Comment

Conflict, Rubella Ballet, Grand Collapse to play Bristol, 7 January 2022

Conflict, Gigs, Rubella Ballet

Conflict, Rubella Ballet, Grand Collapse to play Bristol, 7 January 2022

May 1, 2021 — 0 Comments

The Cravats compelled to cancel July gigs

Gigs, The Cravats

The Cravats compelled to cancel July gigs

April 27, 2021 — 1 Comment

Iain Aitch pens feature on new Rudimentary Peni album for The Guardian

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Iain Aitch pens feature on new Rudimentary Peni album for The Guardian

April 20, 2021 — 0 Comments

Independent Crass remix release to fundraise for book project

Crass, Releases

Independent Crass remix release to fundraise for book project

April 20, 2021 — 0 Comments

Thought Control and Andy T play The Bunker, 14 August 2021

Gigs, The Bunker

Thought Control and Andy T play The Bunker, 14 August 2021

April 18, 2021 — 0 Comments

The System – Dogs of War EP release

The System – Dogs of War EP release

April 18, 2021 — 1 Comment

Colin Jerwood interviewed as he unboxes the Statements of Intent releases

Conflict, Releases

Colin Jerwood interviewed as he unboxes the Statements of Intent releases

April 10, 2021 — 0 Comments

I Gotta Go: The Sardonic Wit of Ian Shoales July 2, 2026
And his newest collection, Veni Vidi Venti By Jack Boulware June 9th, 2026 Ian Shoales is a social commentator, performer, lyricist, writer, humorist, and imaginary human being organized and manifested by Merle Kessler. He was a founding member of the legendary comedy troupe Duck’s Breath Mystery Theatre, a columnist for Salon.com, a frequent contributor to […]
Raymond Craib – Adventure Capitalism on Essential Dissent July 2, 2026
Essential Dissent Podcast June 18th, 2026 A History of Libertarian Exit, from the Era of Decolonization to the Digital Age Imagine a capitalist paradise. An island utopia governed solely by the rules of the market and inspired by the fictions of Ayn Rand and Robinson Crusoe. Sound far-fetched? It may not be. The past half […]
The Networked Colonization of Everyday Life with Ian Alan Paul July 2, 2026
By Firestorm Author Ian Alan Paul and Andrew Culp discuss the networked reorganization of capitalist society, the diverse ways digital technologies have invaded and imposed their shape upon everyday life from ride- hailing apps to counterinsurgency warfare, and what it might look like to pursue a life that is not reducible to the network form. […]
Not So Comic Criminalization July 1, 2026
By Paul Buhle Fifth Estate Graphic novels (GNs) and anthologies very often effect personal experiences, and for that matter, the non-fiction shelf is comparatively thin. The GN treatment of homeless and semi-homeless people, even amidst the world-wide explosion of that hard-hit slice of humanity, remains almost invisible. Down By Law is a collaborative graphic novel […]
Memoir by AFL-CIO Official Traces Unusual Career Path July 1, 2026
By Steve Early BeyondChron June 22, 2026 Review of Three Roads: Labor, Music, Ecology, by Joe Uehlein. Any book bearing blurbs by Billy Bragg, Steve Earle, and Tom Morello, with a foreword by Si Kahn, is pretty solid evidence that the author has music world friends of the right sort! According to Bragg, a rock poet from […]