Whilst clearing out loads of boxes in the space the other day, i came across an old copy of Play Dead fanzine that featured an extensive 'Check the label' interview section with us. Play Dead was one of the last free monthly fanzines to be distributed nationwide in the UK punk scene. Fracture had already long gone, along with Reason To Believe, as internet forums and websites like Collective Zine started to take up Read on 
Play Dead Fanzine Interview From 2004
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Whilst clearing out loads of boxes in the space the other day, i came across an old copy of Play Dead fanzine that featured an extensive 'Check the label' interview section with us. Play Dead was one of the last free monthly fanzines to be distributed nationwide in the UK punk scene. Fracture had already long gone, along with Reason To Believe, as internet forums and websites like Collective Zine started to take up Read on 
From Saturday 14th January there will be a cracking new illustration exhibition in the Showroom Cinema by Lisa O'Hara. Over the last year Lisa has drawn some of our favourite gig posters, including the Tramlines and Screenadelica nights, so it brings us immense excitement to see her get the two weeks worth of wall space so clearly deserves.
The exhibitions is in the main box office area and is free, but only runs