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attention 2 all artists/writers/etc
hi, i’m ciara, I live in London and i’m starting my own small ‘zine’ (like a non-profit magazine) kinda just for fun, for arty/important stuff, I even have some places that have been willing to distribute it (in london) so I need your help!
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Alex Turner @ Andy Nicholson’s wedding
holy mother of
OH FUCK
boys…i have a hint 4 u: black skinny jeans
no one knows vampire holiday [x]
looking at your bae like
The Wombats “Let’s Dance To Joy Division“
Let’s dance to joy division And celebrate the irony Everything is going wrong But we’re so happy Let’s dance to joy division And raise our glass to the ceiling ‘Cause this could all go so wrong But we’re so happy
things that make me happy: bands
things that make me sad: bands
1992
“We used to ride our BMXs on these little hills in the woods where we grew up in Sheffield. As six-year-olds they looked like death ramps to us – I always thought that’d be a cool name for a band. When we started using guest singers like Richard Hawley and Miles Kane on the B-side of our seven-inches we called ourselves the Death Ramps and my mate Reino Lehtonen-Riley, who owns The Great Frog, knocked up some rings. We’ve all got one.”
- Alex Turner on his story behind the Death Ramps ring (x)
365 Days of Music Song #65: Something Good Can Work - Two Door Cinema Club
