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After 25 years and 71 issues, I have finally decided to launch Fear & Loathing online. There are various reasons for this, which I won't go into right now, but I will also say that a print-version will also continue to be produced, albeit in more limited numbers. With the website, I intend to keep everything more up to date, and I'll also have more room to include more extensive reviews and better artwork. I hope !
PLEASE NOTE - NEW ADDRESS
I've recently moved which has caused a bit of a delay with both website and fanzine updates. Frankly, it's been totally chaos for the last few months, but I'm finally getting things sorted out and catching up on interviews and reviews. If all goes according to plan (yeah, right...) I'll be back to regular service within the next few weeks.
If you have sent anything to the old address, it should still come through as I set-up a redirection service, but for future usage, here's the new contact address ;
ANDY PEARSON
59 COOK SQUARE
ERITH
KENT
DA8 2PL
The new Fear & Loathing is now available !
FNL#77 includes interviews with SLAUGHTER & THE DOGS, YOUTH OF TODAY, CRISIS and ANDREW CZEZOWSKI / SUSAN CARRINGTON (of the ROXY CLUB etc.)
Copies cost £3.50 postpaid in the UK (get in touch for other postal costs) or otherwise you can buy them at either Rough Trade (the proper shop in Notting Hill) or All Ages in Camden.
FNL#77 includes interviews with SLAUGHTER & THE DOGS, YOUTH OF TODAY, CRISIS and ANDREW CZEZOWSKI / SUSAN CARRINGTON (of the ROXY CLUB etc.)
Copies cost £3.50 postpaid in the UK (get in touch for other postal costs) or otherwise you can buy them at either Rough Trade (the proper shop in Notting Hill) or All Ages in Camden.
EI have to admit, it took me a while for me to really appreciate Anarchistwood. I’d seen them a couple of times and had been suitably intrigued, but it wasn’t until I got the recent single ‘Bomb in a Luggage Rack’ that I really started to enjoy their music. Once that was in place, their gigs started to make much more (non)sense. There’s a lot going on, you see, from serious political comment to Dada-istic imagery, all served-up with a broad sense of humour. Anyway, they’ve now made an excellent video available for ‘Bomb in a Luggage Rack’ and it really deserves to be seen. Directed by Lindsey Studholme, it really captures the essence of the band and I hope it will prompt you to investigate further. Here’s the link ;
You can find Anarchistwood themselves via https://www.facebook.com/anarchistwood
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