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Dynamic Pricing, feature
Oasis are heading for Oz. Yet somehow, like everyone who moved there to avoid the rain, Australian fans have managed to get away without having to face Britain’s second worst asset – dynamic pricing. A sworn enemy of anyone who’s ever found their favourite artist in high demand.
The Hoosiers, interview !! :)!!
The Hoosiers deliver signature dabs of eccentricity, colour and play with such consistent buoyancy, the optimism of the late 2000s somehow finds itself firmly nestled in their most recent of releases. Their latest endeavour, a sprawling, beautifully anxious exploration of the world we now live in, aims to bring a shade desperately lacking from the modern palette – Compassion.
James Brown, interview *
“That was pretty much what the attitude of Loaded was, that we were all caricatures.”
If James Brown, creator of Loaded and fanzine Attack On Bzag, editor of both NME and GQ magazine, is a caricature, every feature must be exaggerated. From his permanently etched smile, to his trademark mop of curls made lighter and wispy with age, to the way he inflates stories until they burst and rain down as confetti of the mind, he’s an artist’s impression of a print mogul made real.