
Kirsty Allison on Nick Cave’s Stranger Than Kindness
You gotta believe in the devil, to dance to his tune. Continue reading Kirsty Allison on Nick Cave’s Stranger Than Kindness
You gotta believe in the devil, to dance to his tune. Continue reading Kirsty Allison on Nick Cave’s Stranger Than Kindness
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We built this City
We built this City on Rock n Roll
No you didn’t. Workers with too short lives, never enough time or resource and a succession of ailments fucking did. Continue reading Mark Gilroy: Giant Minds And Sniper Strikes
Two poems in response to Steve McQueen, Tate Modern Continue reading Steve McQueen, body of evidence, Tate Modern
The cult of Werewolf movies: from John Landis making An American Werewolf in London (1981) to Kliminsky’s La Noche de Walpurgis aka The Werewolf vs. The Vampire Woman (1970), or the best soundtracked, Werewolves on Wheels (1971), there’s some new dawgs in cinema this week, and on demand from 4 October. Simply called Werewolf, it takes us to eastern Europe for a particularly apt horror show. Cold Lips’ author, Richard … Continue reading HOWLIN WEREWOLF
I can’t wait.Â
I hope you’ll come.
I want to give Danielle the audience she deserves. It’ll be a truly special escape.
Love,Â
Kirsty Allison x Continue reading COLD LIPS x PRISON TAN: DANIELLE DE PICCIOTTO: VAGRANT LOVERS:ALEXANDER HACKE of EINSTURZENDE NEUBATTEN
…perfect films for Cold Lips’ which rose from the Sylvia Plath Fan Club gatherings where poets and musicians read lyrics and poems to find their difference and unity. Continue reading TEMPLE, SCORSESE, BROOMFIELD: SUMMER OF MOVIE THROWBACK LOVE
Slamming into UK cinemas this week – Jonah Hill’s debut feature, Mid90s – COLD LIPS’ fave skateboarding poet, Mat Lloyd reviews: Itâs difficult not to approach any movie about skateboarding without trepidation. Especially when as a now 40-year-old skater, I was the same age as the kids being portrayed in the movie skating in the mid-90s of the title. That and the fact âJonah Hillâ … Continue reading MID-90s
Punks love The Pop Group. Liberty City is the first visual document to accompany former frontmanâs Mark Stewartâs curveball debut solo record: Learning To Cope With Cowardice, and features a collab with Cold Lipsâ fave choreographer Mehmet Sander – who prefers the title âaction architectâ. Read about Cold Lipsâ experience of Mehmet Sander’s London workshop at the Chisenhale dance space which also birthed the earlier fashion … Continue reading Mark Stewart and the Mehmet Sander Maffia