posted by davidt on Saturday October 16 2010, @02:00PM
JoeyfromIndy writes:
The typically snarky and less-than-favorable music site Pitchfork has given the Bona Drag 20th Anniversary Edition a quite high 9.8 out of 10.0 and their badge of "best new reissue". Read the decent review in the link below.

Morrissey: Bona Drag [20th Anniversary Edition] review - Pitchfork
posted by davidt on Saturday October 16 2010, @02:00PM
Ben sends the press release:

This Charming Club - Topman CTRL
Topman CTRL event with Tim Burgess and others - details/tickets

Additional info from Stephen Wright:

Fan’s photo opportunity the chance to step into the shoes of Morrissey & Co by recreating the iconic image of The Smiths outside the Salford Lads Club. Open to Topman CTRL Live ticket holders on October 20th between 3 – 4pm, Stephen Wright, the man behind the original photo will be once again behind the lenses. For a small donation non ticket holders can also get involved. All photos taken will be put on Topman CTRL’s Facebook page and the picture with the most ‘likes’ will win an exclusive print.

Throughout October Salford Lads Club has taken over www.topmanctrl.com and teamed up with The Charlatans frontman Tim Burgess to curate a gig for Topman CTRL. Taking place on 20th October at The Ruby Lounge the indie heavy weights have chosen Factory Floor, Hatcham Social and The Heartbreaks to play on the night and there will be a special set from Tim Burgess and Mark Collins from The Charlatans. Tim will also take to the decks alongside New Order’s Stephen Morris, with all proceeds from the night going to The Salford Lads Club.

Check out www.topmanctrl.com for more info.
posted by davidt on Saturday October 16 2010, @02:00PM
Adam writes:
I finally finished up the zine that goes along with the project:

Adam Krause - Carnivores & Destructors (video preview / photos) - Pau Wau Publications
Purchase

My subjects are obsessed with the singer Morrissey and I documented the various dimensions of their obsession, finding subjects in less expected parts of the country like Compton, California.

I actually also have one of the portraits in a show being put on by the Aperture foundation [this is the foundation that Ansel Adams founded] and there is a silent auction for one of the moz portraits.

Aperture’s First SNAP! Benefit Party

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posted by davidt on Saturday October 16 2010, @02:00PM
miseryguts writes:
The Grave Maurice pub, which Morrissey stands in front of on the cover of the Under The Influence compilation, was mentioned in the first episode of Whitechapel on Monday 11 October.

The current 3-part series is based around a number of attacks, which mirror those of the Kray Twins. Series One was about Jack The Ripper.
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