Camden
AC/DC Rocks Proud Camden
Proud Camden is currently exhibiting the early work of the highly acclaimed and amazingly gifted Australian rock photographer Philip Morris
Gilgamesh and the Glorious Globe Girls
These table-dancing, cat-fighting, inflatable boob-wearing performers certainly make for an interesting modern musical dining experience
Dega Breaks, Haunts and To The Bones
The great and the good of Camden’s indie scene are assembled as the band prepares to embark upon their set of danceable, electro-synth pop
Camden Arts Centre Goes Solo
I was instantly transported into Wekua’s brightly coloured, imaginary world, displayed within a fluorescent cube
Lucha Libre: They Came, They Conquered
What do you get if you mix muscle men, midgets, transvestites, skin-tight costumes, sequins and sweat?
Haunts at Camden’s Barfly
It was heavy and loud, and low, and in parts, when I expected a drop into some grinding metal, the whole band would lighten up and play something quick and rhythmic
Les Gars Rocks KOKO’s Club NME
As the projector screen that hid the stage at Club KOKO in Camden rose, so the three figures of Toronto’s Les Gars exploded
Lukestar & Airborne Toxic Event at Dublin Castle
I have never claimed to understand a great deal about this brand of Indie Rock, nor for that matter Americans
Staying Forever 27 at Proud Gallery Camden
What do Kurt Cobain, Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison all have in common?
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