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Anarchy in the Year Zero
The story of the birth of Punk, with a capital P. How did it happen and why it still matters
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Carpet Burns: Life With Inspiral Carpets
Carpet Burns is Tom Hingley’s account of his life as lead singer of Inspiral Carpets, one of the big three bands of the Manchester movement who, along with The Stone Roses and Happy Mondays, changed music for a generation. Tom’s own words provide an account of what it felt like to be in the eye of a pop hurricane and what happens when the hits end and the ar..
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The Double Life of Bob Dylan Volume Two: Far Away From Myself (1966-2021)
The second volume of Clinton Heylin’s magisterial biography takes us from Dylan’s 1966 motorcycle accident to the present day.
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The Double Life of Bob Dylan Volume One: A Restless Hungry Feeling (1941-1966)
Signed copy of Clinton Heylin's updated Dylan biography: The Double Life of Bob Dylan Volume One: A Restless Hungry Feeling (1941-1966)
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The Train of Ice and Fire
The incredible story of an audacious rock'n'roll tour through Colombia. 'Any band that ever moaned about the freshness of the backstage towels should read this book.' Word
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Away From the Light of Day
Idrissa Keïta, Ann Wright, Amadou and Mariam
'As far from Mötley Crüe’s The Dirt as music biography gets.' - Word. The inspiring autobiography of the Blind Duo of Mali.
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Our Last Stand
The incredible story of how a gang of retired volunteers dismantled a pair of stands at a derelict football stadium and transported them 70 miles, one bolt and beam at time, then reerected them at the home of their beloved rugby league club, Featherstone Rovers.
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It’s The Beer Talking
Winner of The British Guild of Beer Writers Award for Best Writer about Pubs Where do we go to meet old friends? What is our first port of call when we want to show new mates something that speaks about our identity? The pub of course, or better still our local. Author Ian Clayton embarked on a lifelong love affair with local pubs in the middle of the ..
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When Quiet Was The New Loud
Tom Clayton's affection reclaiming of the New Acoustic Movement, an era of British music that has deliberately forgotten. 'A charming and important reveal on the acoustic outsiders of the early noughties and beyond.' - Olly Knights, Turin Brakes
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