From the Library: Sex Pistols: The End is Near 25-12-77
29th June 2020
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Sex Pistols: The End is Near by Kevin Cummins “Huddersfield was the very last gig the Sex Pistols played in England. Then we went off
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Sex Pistols: The End is Near by Kevin Cummins “Huddersfield was the very last gig the Sex Pistols played in England. Then we went off
One of the best books in the Underground library has to be In the Gutter by Val Hennessy. Published in 1978, it is a real-time
Raw Punk Streets UK 1979-1982 by Janette Beckman Café Royal Books is a publisher of limited-edition titles focusing on British documentary photography. Craig started the
The Sex Pistols challenged the conventional and normative behaviour that British society had upheld. They wanted change. They wanted the dam to break. They influenced
Underground have been dusting the shelves of our library and extracted Toby Mott and Rick Poyner’s documentary Oh So Pretty on punk during the explosive
