Yellow Paint Is Now Our Transport Policy
Yellow Paint Is Now Our Transport Policy – The punk diary considers London’s boldest infrastructure decision since the bus lane
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The Lords Have Moved to a Caravan Park and Nobody Told Me
The Lords Have Moved to a Caravan Park and Nobody Told Me – A punk diary on the strangest relocation in modern British governance
India’s Cockroach Party Marches and I Take Notes
India’s Cockroach Party Marches and I Take Notes – A punk diary look at protest theatre done properly, for once
France Bans the Internet Until Everyone Behaves
France Bans the Internet Until Everyone Behaves – A punk diary on the continent’s boldest parenting strategy yet
Burnham Housing Speech Outlasts My Entire Set
Burnham Housing Speech Outlasts My Entire Set – A punk diary entry on London’s newest monument to talking about bricks
Sofa Bruises and Second Choruses: A London Punk Diary
Sofa Bruises and Second Choruses: A London Punk Diary – Small venues, satire that lands too close to true, and a bridge nobody agrees on
Cables, Chorus Takes and a Song That Runs Too Long
Cables, Chorus Takes and a Song That Runs Too Long – A recording day disaster, a scene that will not fill its rooms, and the satire that stole a structural trick
A Rained Out Rehearsal That Solved Itself
A Rained Out Rehearsal That Solved Itself – How stripping a bridge back to nothing fixed two weeks of arguing, and what the satire feeds taught me about trusting a room
A Benefit Gig, a Full Bucket and a Bigger Worry Underneath
A Benefit Gig, a Full Bucket and a Bigger Worry Underneath – Playing to save a venue for a night, and wondering what it means that we keep having to
The Album Title Argument That Ruined My Sunday
The Album Title Argument That Ruined My Sunday – A guitarist’s midnight decision, a week of avoidance, and what satire taught me about patience