3rd January 2015 Happy 2015 – Now get back to work! If you’re looking for a gentle weekend to ease you back into working life on Monday then a feature that provides you with tip offs for a classic television… Continue Reading
Song: Guns of BrixtonArtist: The ClashYear: 1979 By the time they reached the end of the 1970s, The Clash were no longer mere home-grown punk rock sensations but versatile professionals approaching the impending uncertainty of the 1980s with a musical… Continue Reading
Max Graef, that sickeningly young Berliner who produced one of 2014’s most under-appreciated albums, Rivers of the Red Planet, splices aspects of electronic music together in a very enjoyable way. Enjoyable enough, indeed, for The Fix’s resident DJ Colpey Calling to… Continue Reading
28th December 2015 [gallery_bank type=”images” format=”thumbnail” title=”true” desc=”false” img_in_row=”3″ animation_effect=”flip” album_title=”false” album_id=”1″] We here at The Fix live a charmed life. Going to see amazing shows and performances for free, that we would happily have sold our gran to get… Continue Reading
27th December 2014 Right, Christmas is over, you’re fed up with your family, your friends and possibly you are too hungover to do anything and you’re so full of Turkey and chocolate that you just want to lie around in… Continue Reading
27th December 2014 For the second leg of my ‘Slept on Tracks of the Year’, I have chosen to pick exquisite remixes and reworks. As always in the world of music, and especially electronic music, people listen to tracks and… Continue Reading
Song: Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)Artist: Darlene LoveYear: 1963 It’s Christmas time. A time when a long and tedious countdown of yuletide ubiquity gets shoved down our consumerist cake holes only to be expelled in a wet fart of anti-climactic… Continue Reading
London-based collective Ibibio Sound Machine have been bringing West African funk to the ears of clubbers for a while now, combining it with modern electro and disco beats to electrifying effect. Fronted by first-generation Nigerian Eno Williams – whose mother’s native… Continue Reading