The case for noise as a political position, and the week evidence that quiet has […]
Month: June 2026
Punk and Satire Are the Same Three Chords Played Different Ways
A diary on the shared DIY impulse behind the music and the mockery I have […]
The Council Closed Another Venue and Called It Regeneration
A punk diary on the slow eviction of noise from the city They closed another […]
My Amp Died Mid-Set and I Have Never Felt More Like London
A punk diary from a city that keeps cutting the power and carrying on I […]
London Diary Entry 5 – Siobhan O’Donnell
A London journal from Siobhan O’Donnell on institutional failure and grassroots work I spent the […]
London Diary Entry 2 – Siobhan O’Donnell
A London journal from Siobhan O’Donnell on institutional failure and grassroots work I spent the […]
London Diary Entry 3 – Siobhan O’Donnell
A London journal from Siobhan O’Donnell on institutional failure and grassroots work I spent the […]
London Diary Entry 4 – Siobhan O’Donnell
A London journal from Siobhan O’Donnell on institutional failure and grassroots work I spent the […]
London Diary Entry 1 – Siobhan O’Donnell
A London journal from Siobhan O’Donnell on institutional failure and grassroots work I spent the […]
London Punk Rock Refuses to Die, Again
A Shoreditch diary on noise, spite, and the headlines that keep a 19-year-old bassist sane […]
Streaming Service Pays Musicians In Exposure, Now Trialling Payment In Vibes
Artists can choose between 0.003 pence per play or ‘a really good feeling about themselves’ […]
Record Shop Reopens As Vinyl Museum Where You Pay To Look At Albums You Cannot Buy
The last independent shop in the area now charges admission to gaze at records behind […]
AI Generates Perfect Punk Song, Apologises Politely For Any Offence Caused
The machine produced a flawless three-chord anthem, then included a note hoping nobody felt targeted […]
Festival Bans Crowd Surfing, Replaces It With Crowd Gently Passing You A Form
Health and safety review concludes that being held aloft must now involve a signed waiver […]
TfL Introduces Surge Pricing For Walking, Citing Demand For The Ground
Pedestrians now charged peak rates for using pavements during ‘high-footfall windows’ I do not own […]