Seeing The Good, The Bad and The Queen live was certainly a gig like no other. Rather than wheeling out some second rate indie band as their support act, the audience instead was treated to a series of vaudeville cabaret acts including Igor the Russian accordionist, a burlesque contortionist and ‘The Great Blondini’, a truly shit magician. (more…)
Public Enemy. For many, the most important rap group ever. Innovative beats, pioneering scratches, socially-conscious lyrics, and two of the most respected front-men ever. It’s said that Public Enemy were the first rap-group to tour outside of the US, setting the foundations for the word-wide hip-hop domination.
Silicone Fish Review Funkdub Live Presents… Pama International
@ Telfords Warehouse / 27th April 2006 (more…)
A belated Glastonbury diary from Funkdub regular Ade Akinbiyi, giving his insights and awards…
Last Sunday (8th May 2005) saw the latest “Funkdub outing” to bring you the best live music within a 25 mile radius. This time? DJ Format featuring MCs Abdominal and D-Sisive at The Carling Academy, Liverpool.
Grand Central 10th Birthday Party
Sunday March 20th 2005 @ Ritz Club, Whitworth Street, Manchester. (more…)
Before the new-wave revival, before Britpop, before “Madchester”, there was a wilfully, gloriously uncool movement in British music known as Grebo. Back In January a team of Funkdubbers made the trip to Brum to see the ‘Incredible PWEI’ reformation, we had so much fun we forgot to post a review - here’s one…
