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Showing posts with label Scrap Trident. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scrap Trident. Show all posts
Wednesday, 27 March 2013

Life in the Faslane

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Glasgow poet Eamonn Coyle speaks on truth and nuclear weapons in Scotland.
Sunday, 10 March 2013

The Chance for Peace

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As you must have noticed, if you've been following the Streetlamp from the beginning, we've not been bringing you quite the same ind...
Tuesday, 5 March 2013

If you love indiepop, clap your hands!

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Hello everyone. No, we haven't died, you'll be glad to know, it's just that we've all been very busy doing other things ...
Monday, 11 February 2013

Scrap Trident - Scotland's April 15 moment!

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Most people with an active interest in Scottish politics will now be aware that this April we will see an unprecedented weekend of protes...
Tuesday, 5 February 2013

Get your own Scrap Trident blog button!

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You may have noticed that the Streetlamp now comes decorously fitted out with its very own Scrap Trident hyperlink button (see our sidebar, ...
Sunday, 30 December 2012

Endings and Beginnings - Alle Macht den Räten!

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And so, we come to the final blog post of the year and, as custom dictates, take a moment to reflect on what has slipped into the past and w...
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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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