Sonic Youth & Spiritualized - Live Untitled Improvisation (Meltdown 1998)

A live untitled improvisation by Sonic Youth and Spiritualized, recorded at Meltdown '98 at the Royal Festival Hall on 1 July 1998 and broadcast on the John Peel show on BBC Radio 1

J Spaceman And J Coxon Play The Red Krayola Live (NY 24/10/19)

Art & Language: Letters to The Jackson Pollock Bar in the Style of The Red Krayola | Featuring Matthew Jesse Jackson, John Coxon and J. Spaceman 

On 24 October 2019, Lisson Gallery New York hosted a night of performance, discussion and music inspired by the pioneering work of Art & Language and their 40-year collaboration with The Red Krayola, a proto-punk band founded in Houston by Mayo Thompson. 

The evening also featured a discussion with Art & Language, hosted by art historian Matthew Jesse Jackson, as well as a newly commissioned homage to some of The Red Krayola’s earliest live shows, composed by musicians J. Spaceman (of Spacemen 3 and Spiritualized) and John Coxon (from Spring Heel Jack and the Treader label) 

Starts at 54 min into the video above and the soundcheck recording is available here

Pitchfork looks back at Sonny Sharrock's 'Ask The Ages'

Black Cab: Single launch show2 @ The Espy (May 1)

Here's half an hour of single launch show1 at Howler a couple of weeks ago. Recording HERE

The unexplainable atrocity of 'Apocalypse Now'

Nora Forster & John Lydon. A True Love Story

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Gazelle Twin chats to Cosey Fanni Tutti, Keeley Forsyth & Lucrecia Dalt about creative catharsis

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Money for Nothing

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Legalizing Opioids: Three Proposed Models for Non-Medical Use

Asian Dub Foundation - ''La Haine'' Live Soundtrack (Istanbul 2016)

Aural attack on politics of hate 

I saw them perform this at the Myer Music Bowl here in Melbourne on my birthday back in 2004

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Rod Serling ahead of his time

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— Anne Serling (@AnneSerling) April 17, 2021

You Got To Admire His Balls!

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Girls Will Be Girls (The Culture Show BBC 2015)

At the height of the punk explosion almost 40 years ago, a handful of women completely redefined what a woman in music could do. Through sheer talent and lack of fear, they pushed themselves on to a male-dominated music scene and became part of a movement that radically changed the cultural landscape. 

Along with Siouxsie Sioux, Poly Styrene and Chrissie Hynde, the Slits were among punk's most important figures and their guitarist Viv Albertine’s memoir, Clothes, Clothes, Clothes, Music, Music, Music, Boys, Boys, Boys, chronicles life as part of this revolutionary vanguard. 

Miranda Sawyer meets up with Viv Albertine and some of the other key female figures of the era, including Chrissie Hynde, The Raincoats, and punk anti-heroine Jordan, to look at how they inspired a generation of young women with the notion that anyone could do anything if they wanted to. And she explores whether the punk spirit still survives today

The Glorious Exclamation Mark: John Doran interviews Carla Bley