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Sounds like the name of a Pop Will Eat Itself song.

Blancmange - Blind Vision

Death Grips - Get Got

Yes, but it won’t be furlong.

The Fall - Backdrop

Happy Mondays - Holy Ghost That Madchester Rave On ep was the best thing they ever did.

Grinderman - Palaces of Montezuma

Fuck the Steelers. The Browns are in the throes of moving to a new stadium in few years, that’s in the suburbs and under a dome. I don’t know how you can watch that game and think a dome is a good idea. That was real football.

Sleaford Mods - Kill it Clean

Shame, I liked him. For sure, he had a chip on both shoulders and could be brash, but overall had a good moral compass. Something most all politicians don’t have anymore.

This is excoriating and exacting while also being pure poetry. You are Nigel Blackwell and I claim my £5.

Lightning Bolt - Dream Genie

Never really got into Gang of Four, but that’s a good tune. To me, putting aside the vocals, it sounds pretty much how I’d imagine Unknown Pleasures sounding without Martin Hannett’s interventions.

I remember that game, as I met up with a Burnley-supporting mate of mine beforehand for a beer in the Birch Villa. Obviously, he wasn’t wearing any colours that day and he came from Bury, so his accent didn't really stick out much either. Like us, they were shite in the 90s and I used to go to...

Alec Empire vs Merzbow - The Destroyer

Amorim wankfest in full swing on BBC Sport, I see. I’m surprised they haven’t got an article analysing his turds to see if they can guess what he had for dinner last night and what that might tell us about the formation the rags will be using on Saturday.

Another absolutely brilliant gig from 1982. Quality is a bit dodgy at first, but soon settles down. Disgracefully, has less than 200 views so far on YT. Burnley FC Social Club, 19th May 1982. I'm into C.B. / Jazzed up Punk Shit / Joker Hysterical Face / Tempo House / Middle Mass / Backdrop /...

Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Walk Like a Giant

“This calm, serene orb, sailing among the myriad stars of the firmament”. Can you imagine a kids programme nowadays using that kind of vocabulary in its introduction?!?