On the front is RM Hubbert who, funnily enough played Wakefield last night. In
fact it was the third time he has played Wakefield
since Issue 4.1 came out, so that has worked out quite nicely. There is a big
interview with the man himself, or more the story of us going up to Troon to
see where and how he lives just days after being awarded the accolade of ‘Best
Scottish Album 2013’.
Inside we have:
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A great story by Anna Alpatova, who tells of her trip
from Moscow to Wakefield
to watch a band from New York
called SKATERS.
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A heartfelt ode to the wonderful Inns Of Court pub, by
Antonia Lines
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A musing upon the recent Will.I.Am anus scandal.
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A ponderance upon the virtues of Glastonbury (which
slightly betrays how long in the pipeline this issue has been, but is still
great, so we kept it in) by the twin powers of Matt Abbott and Ralph Dartford
who, coincidentally, will be performing at our Christmas show on Dec 15th at The Hepworth as part of The Firm Of Poets.
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Matt O Leary interviews Wakefield ’s only skate shop, Division 24.
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Clive Smith’s final column, submitted the day before
his disappearance
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An interview by Andrew Whittaker with James Atkinson of
Gentlemans Pistols
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A new section which is called the Letter’s Page, but
actually consists of emails. But we used our skills to make them look like
letters. Roland X answers some of the more bizarre mail we receive.
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A tiny comic strip from Japanese based Wakefieldian,
Chris Cooper
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The official Long Division announcement.
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And finally, the regular Roland X Follow The Drum
column talks about how, if you want to ‘make it’ in music, you need to start
putting the hours in.
Quite a bit when I list it out like that, isn’t there? So we’ll
try get it to various places. FB and Twitter are best for knowing where and
when. Enjoy, and if you don’t, send us a letter about it…
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