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I’ve got tickets to see Fontaines D.C. in November, with Chalk supporting.

So far, the releases from Dopamine Chamber haven’t really been hitting the spot for me. This has made me increasingly excited about seeing Chalk. Their live sessions for New Music Fix and KEXP were amazing. They seem to have that freshness and independence that once attracted me to Fontaines…

Anyway, have you ever gone to a gig where the support act ended up outperforming the main band? How did that feel? Did it change how you experienced the rest of the gig, or did you just enjoy the unexpected bonus?

Tell us a story 😅

How come the 40th anniversary of the iconic New Order's seminal album Brotherhood is limited to Radcliffe and Maconie. Of all the bands, albums and years we've been forced to have curated down our throats this deserves more. I mean you could spend all week on New Order, Joy Division and Electronic, especially since Johnny Marr is now relevant. 1986 has the Smith, R.E.M, Depeche Mode etc. I read somewhere that it was the year indie crashed on to the scene... Some spotty faced intern on their year out really missed a trick.

Did I just hear Don Letts refer to Was Not Was as 'Waz not Woz'? Is that right? If so 🙈 so many years.

A blinder of a show and a beautiful recognition to Taz. Those ones in the background rarely get a mention, so it’s lovely to hear.

To Taz! The person I’ve no idea existed until today 😀