About: Tom Fiction
Website - http://www.indymedia.org.uk
Email - tomfiction@mail.com
Profile - Favorite bands:
Propagandhi, Refused, Immortal Technique, Dead Prez, Against Me!, Defiance Ohio, God Speed You Black Emperor, The Plague Mass, King Blues, The Lawrence Arms, Task Force, Latterman, Paul Baribeau, Strike Anywhere, Silver Mount Zion, Alkaline Trio, Bridge and Tunnel
Austrian ‘death, punk, metal’ band Plague Mass are embarking on a colossal European tour in support of their new album titled “Living Among Meat Eaters”
Bristol’s Kebele Social Center in conjunction with Bristol ABC hosts this important workshop titled ‘Why Prisons Don’t Make Our Communities Safer ‘
Get your loyalty cards out! The Last Hours shop now has increased its stock. We are now selling more books, zines and pamphlets than ever before. So check out our credit crunch busting prices. It’s buy one get none FREE!
This 4 track EP is Ska/Skacore of the kind that was so popular in the late 90’s. It would be easy to dismiss The Hijacks as just another ska band that have missed the boat by about 8years. However, whilst they certainly aren’t bringing anything new to the genre, they do what they do incredibly […]
The sound of ‘Memory Drawings’ is euphoric.
Big and beautiful melodys crash into chaotic jazz frenzys. Then from the turmoil the bass pokes through with a hypnotic groove that takes you away to another planet. And all this without loosing a relentless intensity that will keep you hooked right till the end.
Whilest, at times, comparisons could […]
Youngblood Brass Band are a nine-piece jazz/hiphop/experimental ensemble. Their energetic live performance and relentless touring schedule have earned them notoriety in the underground. On top of this they have a strong DIY ethic and have been involved in the setting up of the ‘Layered Art Collective’ that functions as “an independent record label, literature and […]
Capitalism is not looking particularly healthy at the moment, $700 billion bail-outs, nationalisation of banks and rising unemployment all add up to a complete mess. And as organisers for this year’s London Anarchist Bookfair put it, “In the market of ideas the anarchist pound is bouyant”.
I first encountered Crimethinc some years ago as I sat in a cramped living room chatting with friends. On the coffee table lay a truly battered and well thumbed copy of “Days of War, Nights of Love” (Crimethinc’s flagship publication). I was a young punk kid lightly politicised by the threat of war in Iraq […]
The weather outside may be grey but with Vic Ruggiero’s ‘Something in my Blind Spot’ you can almost feel the rays on your skin. Ruggiero has created an album of uplifting summer time tunes that will take you away to hot nights of love and rage in the 1960’s.
Ruggiero sings about life, love, and politics […]
Presented here are ten tracks from one of Bristol’s finest musical politicos. Blizzard’s cultural mash of rap/folk/politics is like nothing you have heard. Stripped down beats serve as a backdrop for a half sung, half spoken rap style that is both honest and engaging. Blizzard’s live show is a lo-fi, one-man band affair with a […]
