Roy Wilkinson

Roy Wilkinson On Motörhead’s Bomber sleeve, Sea Power, Rock & War

In this month's Low Culture essay, Roy Wilkinson writes about the the sleeve for Motörhead's Bomber LP and how it became both an Airfix kit and a curious artefact that sat in the anti-militarism of his brothers' band, Sea Power

It’s A Totnes Monster! Divining The Devon Odd At Sea Change

South Devon resident Roy Wilkinson gives a guide to Totnes and environs, home to Sea Change Festival.

“This Band To Live For” Misunderstandings Of British Sea Power

British Sea Power tome Do It For Your Mum is one of the best books about rock and family you'll read. Its author Roy Wilkinson gives an update on the group and their parents, and attempts to put right some of the many misconceptions about the group

Harrying Of The Norse: Laibach Live In Oslo

Roy Wilkinson heads to the Norwegian capital and examines Laibach's political obfuscation and explorations of nationalism against the context of the pleasingly strange Ultima Festival. Photo by Ultima festival / Henrik Bec

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Pop Will Eat Itself: Oasis As Mass-Catering Phenomenon

As Oasis release their _Time Flies..._ retrospective, Roy Wilkinson recalls various encounters which argue that this most patchy of British groups have much in common with cheap eat catering

Train Driver In Eyeliner Preview: Earl Brutus & Nick Sanderson Remembered

In advance of Monday's Nick Sanderson tribute concert, Roy Wilkinson remembers the man and the legend that is Earl Brutus