To these ears, the Wake had many memorable moments during their years on Factory Records. The 1985 album 'Here Comes Everybody' shou...

Let's make a racket. Here are Fire Engines performing at Valentinos in their hometown of Edinburgh on Aug. 9, 1981. This show was record...

Here's another American band with a short-lived moment on the Subway Organization. Seattle's own Fastbacks signed with hometown labe...

Diving deep for the first of four straight Saturdays featuring bands from the Subway Organization that came from the other side of the pond....

Like the band's singles that have preceded it, Jetstream Pony's recent release of the excellent "Mitte" demo again has me ...

Some of you may recognize these two blokes above... at least I hope you do. Colin Moulding and Terry Chambers were in one of the best bands ...

You can stop rubbing your eyes. There is new music from C86 vets Mighty Mighty set for release later this week, and the songs heard so far a...

My hearty congratulations to Optic Nerve Recordings. The last single of the Optic Sevens indie-pop reissue series has been dispatched, and h...

Get ready to turn it up... way up. The Charlottes were arguably the loudest of the Subway Organization's bands. Hailing from Huntingdon,...

By the time you read this I'll be several days into our annual trip to the hiking trails of southern Utah, but I didn't want to leav...

A couple of weeks back Swiss Adam had a post that mentioned the 2006 release 'Zero, A Martin Hannett Story (1977-1991).' After peru...

Here's the one that started it all. Subway One. The four-song 7" "Shopping Parade EP" from Shop Assistants was released i...