ISSUE 107 EDITORIAL
Editor Elliot Ryder questions the potential of moulding surrounding bleakness into our own design.
PIZZAGIRL
Liam Brown’s effervescent musical vehicle has found that acceptance is the best form of sincere expression.
WHO WILL SAVE KITCHEN STREET?
Venue co-owner Ioan Roberts speaks up about the frustrations of working creatively under the shadow of gentrification.
DAN DISGRACE
Loose tie karaoke stardom suppressed by dulling office lights, Dan Disgrace’s dreamy cloud is now ready to take flight.
AIMÉE STEVEN
The Walton singer-songwriter pores over the influences that shimmer through her captivating blend of Nouvelle Vague chic and charming Scouse pop.
DANSETTE: ELECTRIK
Electrik’s Adam Coffey picks out a selection of songs that represent the soul of the longstanding club, both in its current guise and as The Krazyhouse.
GREEN TANGERINES
The nu jazz fusionists open up about the myriad influences that make the quintet such an appealing draw on the Liverpool jazz circuit.
MONKS
Jazz-infused dream-pop melodies with hypnotising rhythms have catapulted MONKS to a rapt new audience.
FATOUMATA DIAWARA
The Malian musician discusses her family-like connection to music and harnessing it for progressive change.
DRY CLEANING
The South London four-piece open up their homely space, where the walls are coloured by a collage of introspective absurdity.
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