Thursday, 26 November 2009
Top 50 Albums of the deacde
Top 50 Records of the Decade
At The Drive-In – Relationship of command
Anti-Flag – Underground network
The Bronx
The Slackers – Self-medication
Adequate 7 – Songs of innocence and experience
Justin Sane – Life, love and the pursuit of justice
The Cribs – The new fellas
White Stripes – White blood cells
Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs – Fever to tell
Flaming Lips – Yoshimi battles the pink robots
Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip – Angles
Gogol Bordello – Gypsy punks: underdog world strike
Hell is for heroes – Transmit disrupt
Weezer - Maladroit
Beastie Boys – to the 5 boroughs
Los Copesinos – Hold on now youngster
The Rapture – Echoes
LCD Sound system
Radio 4 – Gotham
Bright eyes – I’ wide awake it’s morning
Ben Folds – Songs for silverman
Ben Folds Five – Whatever and ever amen
Soulwax - Any minute now
Frank Turner – Sleep is for the week
Captain Everything – It’s not rocket science
Alkaline Trio – Crimson
Howards Alias – Beat Heart Beat
Matthew Reynolds – Wreck of the Hesperus
Rival Schools – United by fate
Eels – Electro-shock blues
Rodrigo Y Gabriella
The Go Team – Thunder Lighting Strike
Moby - Play
Moldy Peaches
Capown – Civil disobedients
The Strokes – Is this it
Libertines
The Shins – Chutes too narrow
Rueben – Race car is race car backwards
Hot Club De Paris – Drop it like it pops
Sonic Boom Six – A rough guide to genre terrorism
AFI – Sing the sorrow
Hot Chip – The warning
Bloc Party - Silent alarm
The Macabees – Color it in
Queens Of The Stoneage – Rated R
…And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead – Madonna
Badly Drawn Boy – The hour of the bewilderbeast
Distillers – Sing,sing death house
Dandy Warhols – Thirteen tales from urban bohemia
Friday, 13 February 2009
A virtual handshake
Hi how’s it going?
Firstly I would like to introduce myself: I am Ben Adsett 22 from
My love of independent music has brought me together with 2 people who share my interest in music and the independent scene. We all agree that the current, market for music magazines does not cater for our needs.
We have decided to create our own music zine, to attempt to return to the zine culture that existed before the internet and social networking. We will be creating a pointed and online edition once every two months, the online edition will be available for download and if you like what we are doing you are welcome to print and distribute copies. There will also be a website with regular blogs written by us and guests.
Everything will get underway in April, with the first issue being a solo artist special. I have already got confirmed interviews from Frank Turner, Liam O'Kane, Robb Blake, Barbar Luck, Matthew Reynolds and Mike Park with more to follow.
In the meantime please feel free to read my thoughts and opinions and I’ll keep you up to date with what’s going on with the zine.
If you like the idea please feel free to contribute in any way you see fit; we are currently looking for designers, photographers and writers if you want to get involved please get in touch. You can email me > ben.adsett@hotmail.co.uk