Tim Burgess of the Charlatans reminisces at Salford Lads Club record fair

By Sophie Cunningham 29th November 2018 Culture, News 0 comments

Charlatans frontman Tim Burgess reflected on the first record he ever bought on Sunday, as Salford Lads club played host to a record fair.

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Award winning playwright Tim Keogh brings ‘Thorn’ to Salford

By Alexander Blackman 19th April 2018 Culture, Music, Theatre 0 comments

AFTER winning the award for Best Newcomer at the Greater Manchester Fringe Awards in 2017, Tim Keogh is now bringing […]

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A light that never goes out? New documentary about future of infamous Manchester music venue

By Natalie Rees 28th February 2017 News 0 comments

OUR writer Natalie Rees reports on “The Music Stops Here?” A documentary made to ensure that the Star and Garter […]

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FEATURE: A look back on Morrissey’s most controversial moments

By OliviaSmith 7th December 2016 Uncategorised 0 comments

THIS WEEK, ex-Smiths frontman, Morrissey, expressed his anger over the new five pound notes, which are reportedly made with tallow – […]

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“Reissue, re-package”: ‘New’ Smiths single divides opinion

By Matthew Smith 1st December 2016 News 0 comments

SALFORD musical icons The Smiths announced a 7” release of two previously unheard tracks earlier this week, but some fans […]

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Lost Recordings Resurface from Pre-Morrissey Smiths Band

By ThomasSanders 22nd November 2016 Art, Culture, Interviews, Music 0 comments

A lost demo from an early incarnation of The Smiths has been rediscovered after lying dormant for 35 years, and […]

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INTERVIEW: The Slow Readers Club

By Natalie Rees 9th May 2016 Culture, Interviews, Music 0 comments

MANCHESTER four-piece The Slow Readers Club are heading to the Arena this Friday (May 13) to support Britpop mavericks James. […]

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REVIEW: The Smiths LTD at Manchester Academy

By Oliver Mackenzie 24th April 2016 Culture, Music, Reviews 0 comments

IT’S tough being a tribute act. For one thing you have to be an actor as well as a singer, […]

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