How can this not be reviewed!!!! Those Dubious Boys (and Girls - including a young lady from 'Girlschool', I think!) were on top Satirical Party Form - with politics and social satire still relevant today and pumped up 1940s dancehall tunes as a happy way of sinking into the World of the Dubious. Like a view into the future courtesy of the past, but in a more telling way than your Public Service Broadcastings, yet even more playful. Monty and his mates are stunning in showing the good that music can do, whilst enervating and elevating a Bush Hall-full of…

Beyond Description! Live and Unleashed! Something Olden, Shiny and Blues-ish! The Ubu Blues Shone Forth on Friday In London - a beautiful thing to behold…David Thomas radiating happiness and jollity whilst playing cheerful Kylie and Britney and Stones covers - well, that was not gonna happen - but he and his cohorts did bring a chink of light from a parallel but more off-centre Universe to pierce our minds for another unique night…and we saw that it was righteous..

How can this not be reviewed!!!! Those Dubious Boys (and Girls - including a young lady from 'Girlschool', I think!) were on top Satirical Party Form - with politics and social satire still relevant today and pumped up 1940s dancehall tunes as a happy way of sinking into the World of the Dubious. Like a view into the future courtesy of the past, but in a more telling way than your Public Service Broadcastings, yet even more playful. Monty and his mates are stunning in showing the good that music can do, whilst enervating and elevating a Bush Hall-full of…

Woahhh! Full On Alert!!! Live, Bardo Pond really go some - Psych central with a really full on sound for such a compact venue….played for just over 90 minutes, seemed like all the current album, stuff for the fans and a 15 minute really full on encore - struggling for words - maybe 'captivating' and 'immense' - on the last date of their 8 country tour.

Fri 18 Nov – The Mob, Zounds, The Astronauts, Rubella Ballet, The Hamsters, Andy T, Idiot Strength
One of those nights which grew and grew - old friends greeting each other, possibly to the detriment of the first bands, a buzz growing, random energies leading to some of the strangest moshing I've ever seen to the newly revitalised Astronauts, then a colourful and frenetic Rubella Ballet set.
Zounds had the songs and the relevance to get the gathering bouncing - 30 years on and songs about riots, inequality, thinking for yourself and anti fascism as vital as ever. They even…