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Abberline Vaseline

Abberline Vaseline has written 97 posts for The London Word
Former editor of quarterly glossy West End Review and American webzine MOLI, Abberline can invariably be found trawling the chewing-gum infested streets of the capital, lurking beneath the darkness of many a Soho screening room or scrutinising the capital's culinary haunts penning restaurant, film, fashion, theatre, health, art, music and travel features for print and the world wide web.

David E Sugar

‘Most of my work is the result of my struggle in finding a happy meeting point of synthetic and organic sound’

Adam Freeland on Faking It

‘DJ Garth is my hero. He perfectly mashes up psych rock and deep disco and house in a way like no other’

Artist Rinat Shingareev

‘London has a magical atmosphere, which permeates every atom, filling you with new emotions’

DJ Hervé Q&A

‘I’m more into the music than the person playing it. There are a lot of DJs with big egos and little talent’

Life Through Her Lens

‘London is such a diverse city. I’ve lived here for over 10 years and still find something new to explore each day’

An Evening With Krafty Kuts

‘Good music from forward-thinking people with old school influences of funk, disco and electro will always inspire me’

Chris Maxwell Sings the Blues

‘Visit Charlotte Street Blues. Bring your dancing shoes and bring your drinking stomach’

Tim Burton in Wonderland

‘The opportunity to do 3-D and Alice in Wonderland seemed like a proper mix of the medium and the material’

Tattooist Henry Hate

‘Amy Winehouse walked in…I won’t kiss her ass, but she likes what she likes and it’s quite refreshing. She’s a lovely girl’

The Ultimate Detox

‘Tis certainly the season for a spot of internal spring cleaning. But what is detoxing really all about?