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Showing posts with label Crass Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crass Records. Show all posts
Sunday, 18 March 2012

~Kitten Wine#32~: Bjork Is A Four Letter Word

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One of the greatest mysteries of my musical fandom is the fact that I have never appeared to sing the praises of Bjork Gudmundsdottir , even...
Sunday, 17 July 2011

Where Is The Soundtrack cont; No Birds....No Doves...

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When I was still at Primary School I asked my Gran to buy me 'Death Disco' by Public Image Ltd . To me, now, this seems completely m...
Sunday, 24 April 2011

Rudimentary Peni...And The Fine Art Of 'Losing It'

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If there's one thing we here at the ~Streetlamp~ love, it's a bit of diversity. So for every sun-dappled reminiscence about some bel...
Sunday, 20 February 2011

Where Is The Soundtrack continues: Conflict; This Is Freedom Of Speech

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"How can you ban language? How can you suppress someone's opinions just because you don't share them?" Thus spake John Lyd...
Friday, 21 January 2011

Where Is The Soundtrack continued; 'In The Name O The Wee Man'

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'In Nomine Patri' by The Alternative As I stretch myself out across the chaise longue, sweet sherry in hand, I find myself once agai...
Friday, 23 July 2010

~Kitten Wine~#12: How Does It Feel To Be The Mother Of A Thousand Blogs?

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"Same old stuff// You've heard it all before// Crass being crass..." You may think that here at Streetlamp HQ we swan around i...
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The Streetlamp blog covers music, art, culture and politics from a socialist, anti-consumerist, green perspective. It is curated by former members of the Scottish Lo-fi band ~Sighrens~ with help from our film-making friend Ray. Each of us involved in producing content for this blog occupy a special niche. Ray will be responsible for the video content. Gordon will be sharing his love and encyclopaedic knowledge of Indie-pop as well as classic Punk and 60s music ( particularly Garage and obscure Psychedelic Pop). Griff's special areas of interest are Lo-fi, Indie-folk, Bedroom-pop, Outsider music, Pop-punk and Hip-hop. Hopefully, there'll be something for anyone with an interest in genuine independent music. Our wider intention is not just to promote our favourite artists, but to also help and support those who allow their music to be listened to, streamed or downloaded for free. If you share our passions, or if you are a like-minded band or artist then please feel free to contribute or to link your own page to our Blog. Our aim is to create a community free from the restrictions enforced by the greedy corporate shysters.
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