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The Joe Moss Archive
The Smiths outside the back of the Crazy Face building, 70 Portland Street, Manchester. 1983. Some Smiths artefacts. Hand in Glove invoice. Receipt from the Hacienda, 24th November 1983. Invoice to the Hacienda from July 83. Dead flowers for Morrissey to swing. Andy’s gear The Smiths stage gear Contract for the BBC David Jensen show… Continue reading
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Voroznia 2026
Exploring the Voroznia simulator, a 3D virtual post-Soviet housing estate. Music and film by me. Continue reading
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Weightless
A lost and refound song from 2016 that John Hyatt and I made, as the Rossendale Faerie Band. weightless Praise the working class mother, silhouetted by the moon. Video remixed from Clive Oppenheimer’s Living Earth, and a little sample from the sad and beautiful Irish film An Cailín Ciúin. Continue reading
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They Made the Stars Invisible
and other songs Music made from 2020 to 2023 by Gods and Aliens: the legendary John Hyatt with the Assassins of Youth ensemble, Sporty Vicious Fury Assassin and Baby Rotten Eager Assassin and the shady others, or did he say otters? Image – Strange Days by John Hyatt They Made the Stars Invisible. Video remixed… Continue reading
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The Journey of the Wizard
A found lost tune from M4Sk 22, circa 2016, set to a reblown The Gospel According to St. Matthew by Pasolini. Continue reading
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Beautiful Things
Duration Paintings from the late 1990s, some details of which were used as record sleeves in the early 2000s. This painting was used for the sleeve art for Haven’s 2nd release, Beautiful Thing.July 2021. Tar paint and emulsion on paper, started 1998, it’s still breathing and moving. https://www.discogs.com/master/135209-Haven-Beautiful-Thing The vibe with the original haven art… Continue reading
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Revisiting this-island, a sour time regained.
Can we sidestep dangerous billionaires? Continue reading
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Come on Ken!
In June 1984, on the eve of the Summer Solstice, Hawkwind played a legendary set at Stonehenge free festival. Druids were gathered at the stones awaiting the sunrise. Among their number there was rumoured to be one William Roache, Coronation Street’s Ken Barlow. Hawkwind’s saxaphone player, Nik Turner, who was a singer and frontman in… Continue reading
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