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We had another big night at the Prince Albert in Brixton last night with the Trans Siberian March Band plus the Wookies playing our free Offline club night.
More pics – and details of our amazing Halloween show on the 31st – here: Offline Brixton
This is well worth a visit if you’re after some fabulous fresh bread, ace cheese and tasty fruit and veg. It’s situated on Brixton Station Road, and it’s on every Sunday.
More photos: Brixton Farmers Market
A few photos from our last lively night at the Dogstar, Brixton, with live bands, indie films, a Woody Guthrie lecture, poetry and DJs.
We’ve got some absolute killer bills coming up on the 23rd and 31st October so check out our club homepage for more info. They’re always FREE too!
I’ve been wanting to visit this disused tram station for ever, so was well chuffed to get the opportunity to take a wander around on Saturday.
Here’s some pics:
Loads more:
[Rant]
So, I fancy taking my girlfriend to see a game at Cardiff.
Until recently this meant having a few pints at the pub and then turning up at the match and paying on the turnstile and the walking on the terrace to find my friends. Simple.
Here’s how modern football does it.
1 Go through the palaver of registering as a fan on the hideous website
2 Pay £4 to become a ‘fan’ capable of buying a ticket (£20 if I want to go to an away game)
3 Register my girlfriend as a fan (this involves logging off and starting over)
4 Log back in
5 Pay £4 on my girlfriend’s behalf so I can buy her a ticket
6 Battle with hideous booking system in an attempt to buy tickets remotely close to my friends
7 Fail miserably
8 Ring up and buy tickets
9 End up miles from my mates at the game
If I was physically capable of supporting a team in Division 4 or below I would, but Cardiff’s in my DNA (hence they can get away with charging me just to have the right to buy a ticket).
Modern football is rubbish.
[/Rant]
Some photos from a lovely 10 mile stroll around the Kent countryside last weekend:
