This is madness*

Behold, for the tenth instalment of the consistently and defiantly left-of-centre Mad Hatters' Review is upon us. And lo, for it is good, especially the bits I contributed music to.

Follow these ever so handy links to find my noises:

Ahead / The Dog / She Was Taken Captive by Allan Kolski Horwitz
U: The Confession by Ted Pelton

Well, what are you waiting for? Off you go.

* A reference to Killing Joke whom I saw in concert last week, more about which later.

Mentally challenged headgear

Oh, I forgot to mention that the latest issue of Mad Hatter's Review is online. It's got some tunes in it. By me. Check the about page for direct links. Etcetera.

Job done.

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I think I'll buy one of those little tabletop ironing boards. And an iron

Going mad. In hats. Again.

Yes, there is an all-new shiny issue of Mad Hatters' Review now online - Issue No. 8 to be more precise - and as usual I have contributed some honks and whistles and parps. You can listen to the honks and whistles and parps I made by going here and here. And why not peruse the rest of the issue while you are at it (but listening to my tunes is the most important bit, obviously).

Enjoy, yo.

More Mad Hattering

Issue 7 of Mad Hatters' Review is online now! It features lots of cool words and pictures and noises and stuff! And if you are thinking, "My word, so much to choose from... where to start?" you could do worse than look at Jai Clare's For A Lack Of Words and Lynda Schor's Sex For Beginners 2 because A) they are both great and B) they both feature music by me.

Mad Hatter's Review - Issue 7