Steeped in psychedelic tradition, Portmeirion presented itself to us as the perfect location for us to conjure up a twelve hour Super Weird Happening…
When hedonism took him to the brink of self-destruction many feared it would be the last they saw of Kermit Leveridge…
One of Manchester’s true groove innovators, Kermit Leveridge has made a vast contribution’s to the city’s cultural underbelly…
Touching on punk territory as early as 1969, The Stooges’ ‘I Wanna Be Your Dog’ captured the beginnings of the transformation from the optimistic sixties to the disaffected seventies and laid the foundations for the next generation’s sound…
When disco was declared dead in 1979, dance music was forced back underground, leading to one of its most creative periods…
Howard Marks, one of the great British anti-heroes, has just made his struggle with cancer public via an interview in the Observer over the weekend, his condition unfortunately inoperable…
Although you’re probably most familiar with him through his work with Shaun Ryder in Black Grape, Kermit Leveridge’s genius runs far deeper than those contagiously wacky pop hits…
Every once and a while, two minds come together and counterbalance each other so perfectly that they emanate a genius neither could have conjured up alone…