Hello, welcome to Border Crossing issue one hundred and twenty eight. Thank you for reading.

Its authors may be busy denying that this is the 'rock' album expected by some, but perhaps it is still the best punk album of the decade, finds CJ Thorpe-Tracey

Its authors may be busy denying that this is the 'rock' album expected by some, but perhaps it is still the best punk album of the decade, finds CJ Thorpe-Tracey

Hello, welcome to Border Crossing issue one hundred and twenty seven, I hope you’re summer, summer, summer tiiime.

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Podcast Episode · Refigure · 03/12/2025 · 22m

Hello, welcome to Border Crossing issue one hundred and fifteen, I hope you’re well, thank you very much for continuing to look out for my writing and reading these.

You can spend months immersed in a project, yet only much later suddenly realise there’s a key theme you’ve missed, when you finally sit down and play the finished item for the first time.

Thank you so very much if you were there.

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Way back in the summer of 2003, some bloke in a bedroom in North West Kent presses publish for the first issue of a new music blog called Joy (back then the zine part was in the URL but not the site n...

Hello, welcome to Border Crossing issue one hundred and thirteen, thank you for reading and very happy Hallowe’en to you, if you celebrate, obviously I’m writing this in full costume, this year I’m go...

Hello, welcome to Border Crossing issue one hundred and thirteen, thank you for reading and very happy Hallowe’en to you, if you celebrate, obviously I’m writing this in full costume, this year I’m go...

Way back in the summer of 2003, some bloke in a bedroom in North West Kent presses publish for the first issue of a new music blog called Joy (back then the zine part was in the URL but not the site n...

London-based indie artist Charley Stone returns with new single ‘I’ve Gotta Know’. This jangly track follows debut album Here Comes The Actual Band, released in 2024.

It’s SO tough to get fictional bands right, even very solid films and telly shows can struggle badly, but I think Riot Women nails it.

The Dean Blunt-approved London three-piece arrive with all the fanfare and art world caché a band could dream of, but do they have the tunes?

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