Tag: guns of brixton
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RC 376: Hinterland / Epic 2023?
Get lost in the grey snowy/rainy hinterland between Christmas and New Year with this 2023 dub/punk new year themed episode of RC 376 by Radio Clash. Dedicated to the memory of Terry Hall, Vivienne Westwood, Joe Strummer, Wilko Johnson, and Jet Black, this episode features some drum and bass and acid chilled vibes from Ceephax…
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RC 343: Punks In The Jungle / Pigs in the Park
Following on from the events of Saturday before last in Clapham Common with the Metropolitan Police attack on the Sarah Everard vigil (a police officer has been charged with her killing, so a very bad move), I hoist the podcast as a sign in support of 97% and join in the chant of We Will…
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RC 342: Rockin’ Up The Pop Charts – Mashup 2021
Rocking and Rolling In The UK and Popping (sh)It up Everywhere which is about as welcome as a rock in your pop and a turd in your Corporate Sponsored Drink. So I’m getting my revenge by mashing and mixing up pop and rock and everything else and giving it the respect it deserves (i.e, none…
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RC 327: A Line In The Sand Part 2: Black Lives Matter
Anti-racism and Black Lives Matter is not just for a week or a month, it’s for a lifetime. The danger is that as this article points out, us white people have a history of dealing with racism and handwringing that actually doesn’t create action. Obfuscating it with their guilt and ‘need to listen/know more’ which…
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RC 228: Sloppy Seconds
A post Kleptonite #1 report and some great tracks I didn’t play. Continued in the next podcast since I ran out of time…(hence the Hipster Repent graphic which now makes more sense with the next podcast…*sigh*) Born Sloppy (1:39 – 80Mb) Jimmy Cliff – Guns of Brixton Prince Fatty ft Hollie Cook – And the Beat…
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Know Your History part 2: London Booted
Fast forwarding past 2003 and part one of this series, we join our intrepid DJ Heroes in 2004 as they decide to Clash it up and celebrate the 25th anniversary of the classic London Calling LP, mashup style. Richie Deluxe over at Culturedeluxe was the main honcho who put together the MP3-only release, but eventually…