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| Let’s hunt
and kill that guy out of Coldplay by Colin B. Morton |
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eX-Girl never knew Jonty From Boarding School and would have flicked bogies at him if they had. It's that simple - Read article Added 19th August 2002 |
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| Revisiting Canterbury
album reviews by Paul Donnelly |
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A review for two overlooked gems from the Canterbury scene - National Health's Play Time and Gilgamesh's Arriving Twice - Read article Added 19th August 2002 |
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| Tonight We're
Gonna Party Like It's 1966 by Colin B. Morton |
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As World Cup time approaches yet again, Colin B. Morton wonders if a single moment of glory can really span 36 years - Read article Added 25th May 2002 |
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| Country
at the Crossroads (Will the Devil Never Tire?) thinkpiece by Alice DuBois |
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Alice DuBois considers the fate of country music in a commercial market - Read article Added 1st April 2002 |
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| Also Sprach Bokonon:
No Damn Cat, No Damn Cradle by Colin B. Morton |
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Our resident Zen Buddhist casts a quick eye over the "war on terrorism" before it's plucked from his face - Read article Added 15th December 2001 |
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| Brain Donor
and LAMF album reviews by Graham Johnston |
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In an astonishing return to form, Julian Cope has taken an altogether new direction and released two albums of unmissable allmighty psychedelic metal riffing - Read article Added 15th December 2001 |
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| Rough
Guide to South African Jazz & Bombay Jazz Palace album reviews by Paul Donnelly |
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In the first two parts of Paul's look at 'three perspectives on jazz' he takes in the World Music Network's selection of South African jazz and a compilation of 1970s Indo-jazz-fusion - Read article Added 15th December 2001 |
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| Elton Dean &
Mark Hewins : Bar Torque album review by Paul Donnelly |
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In the third of Paul's 'three perspectives on jazz' Soft Machine saxophonist teams up once again with the avant guitarist to produce an album of highly palatable dissonance - Read article Added 15th December 2001 |
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| Never Smile at
a Paedophile by Colin B. Morton |
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This 'lost' instalment of Welsh Psycho, held back at Clicks and Klangs lawyers' insistence as they combed through the contents to ensure that it said sufficient nasty things about Phil Collins. This was from way back in the summer, focussing on the UK media furore surrounding Brass Eye's satirical look at the UK media furore surrounding paedophilia. As yet there has been no UK media furore surrounding this article, but who knows what the future holds. Apologies for the delay - Read article Added 15th December 2001 |
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| John Fahey's
Last Visit to Takoma Park article by Mitchell Tropin |
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The John Fahey special continues! Following the death of his father, John returned to Takoma Park one last time - Read article Added 29th October 2001 |
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| Blue
Notes and Brotherhood: The Legacy of Chris McGregor, The Blue Notes and Brotherhood
Of Breath article by Paul Donnelly |
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A look at the South African bandleader of a racially-mixed jazz band, forced to leave Apartheid South Africa for London in 1966 - Read article Added 29th October 2001 |
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| An Evening With
Keith Tippett & Peter Fairclough live review by Paul Donnelly |
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Live improvisations in Liverpool - Read article Added 29th October 2001 |
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| Two Faces of
British Jazz : Past and Present record reviews by Paul Donnelly |
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Paul Donnelly takes a look at the Paul Dunmall Octet's recent Great Divide and a compilation of Black British Swing - Read article Added 14th October 2001 |
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| Clark Hutchinson
– an appreciation article by Simon Smith |
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Simon Smith rediscovers a forgotten gem from his teenage years, the psychedelic/raga/blues outfit Clark Hutchinson - Read article Added 13th October 2001 |
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| Faust at Brighton
Concorde II - 7/10/01 live review by Graham Johnston |
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Witnessing the spectacle that is Faust in the flesh for the first and, sadly, last time - Read article Added 14th October 2001 |
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| Aranos
/ Mueller / Rosenau - Bleeding In Behind Pastel Screens record review by Graham Johnston |
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It's post-avant-Baroque-ambient-jazz-rock from a disparate trio of musicians, a fine modern day fusion - Read article Added 14th October 2001 |
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| Rules Of Reduction:
Jim O'Rourke Interview interview by Andy Battaglia |
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In this unpublished interview conducted at the time of the release of Eureka (O'Rourke's most gloriously accessible recording yet) he considers the tenuous distinction between pop music and the avant garde. - Read article Added 23rd September 2001 |
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| Goodbye Twentieth
Century: Sonic Youth live at the Royal Festival Hall live review by Dan Stowell |
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In June of 2001 Sonic Youth took their Goodbye 20th Century album, featuring covers of what SY consider to be the most important experimental music of the last century, out on the road. - Read article Added 23rd September 2001 |
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Clicks and Klangs was originally a bimonthly online magazine. Here are those first few issues as they appeared:
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