After you died. I wanted to book a flight away from the pain. I was thinking Tangier. Hotel Rembrandt? I wanted to be alone.

I have been an idiot, a poet in my own head. On a personal level I am boring and vacuous, a bit of a dickhead. I do like ...

It isn’t, by any means, a ‘Guide to Late 20th Century Underground Music’ as it proclaims; nor, I suspect, is Keenan actually ...

Alan Dearling suggests that it was a weird synchronicity that took his hand, grabbed hold of his mind and guided it back into ...

Glasgow Zine Fest is a yearly celebration of zine culture, featuring events about art, community, and heritage. This year’s ...

In this episode, Barney & Jasper welcome the legendary Alan McGee into RBP’s virtual cupboard. The Creation Records founder ...

quantised entanglement is the latest in a series of EPs being released this year by Martin Archer and Hervé Perez to ...

Last night peace killed a few more. The fire-engine-morning rushes the red, and in the cinder and debris a boy finds the toy ...

Ma Yongbo reading ‘Pegasus Rising’ by Helen Pletts, played, at Future Karaoke, Cambridge Poetry Festival, before Helen read ...

For me, the only fresh and falling fruit from the Millenium Dome Was a Peter Gabriel album (OVO). Otherwise, it stood empty, ...

In Richard Cabut’s kinetic new book, Ripped Backsides, we are drawn into a maelstrom of memories, impressions, imprecations, ...

This isn’t to disparage rap or spoken word poetry (whose complex rhyming schemes can amaze) or those who wish to writer verse ...