Monthly Archives: April 2021

Let’s finish Jethro Tull month with the title track from their fifty year old album.

A review that originally appeared in The Fix #5:- LADY CHURCHILL’S ROSEBUD WRISTLET #10 Edited by Gavin J. Grant & Kelly Link Whimsy is the order of the day, as the title of this American magazine might suggest, an impression … Continue reading →

Back in the day posting film trailers used to be a regular thing on this blog, but it’s something that’s fallen away in this age of Covid-19, along with the film industry itself. We’ll be back in the multiplexes sooner … Continue reading →

A happy song from the band:-

A review that originally appeared in The Fix #5:- ARTEMIS #7 Edited by Ian Randal Strock Artemis is published by LRC Publications Inc, in association with DNA Publications. LRC stands for Lunar Resources Company, and the magazine declares its support … Continue reading →

We interrupt our usual programming to bring you a Public Service Announcement. If you like ballet/modern dance, then there’s plenty of stuff floating around on the web at the moment that’s either free to view (but donations always welcome) or … Continue reading →

It was 1971 and I was in the sixth form at Hamond’s Grammar in dear old Swaffham, and had the distinction of being the only pupil to study for an ‘A’ Level in Religious Education, an occurrence so rare the … Continue reading →

A review that originally appeared in The Fix #5:- TALEBONES #24 Edited by Patrick Swenson Editors Patrick and Honna Swenson have just had a child and, perhaps understandably, much is made of this in the issue, including the full colour … Continue reading →

Aqualung might be fifty years old, but if you asked me to name my favourite Tull album most days I’d say War Child, and this is my favourite track.

A review that originally appeared in The Fix #5:- CRIME FACTORY #6 Edited by David Honeybone This Australian magazine is neatly produced, but with no artwork other than an indifferent cover (a masked guy with a gun produced during the … Continue reading →