As we enter the present millennium in this part, the surge of the vinyl single revival led by independent record labels had begun to wane somewhat. This, together with longer interval between The Nomads’ album […]
Before we dig into this rather substantial interview with Jim Basnight regarding his newly released album Jokers, Idols & Misfits, we want you to know that this conversation is not only about the album itself. […]
Bad Nerves is an East London quintet with three singles in the baggage before this self-titled debut album was released in late 2020. It’s full throttle from start to finish with twelve songs in less […]
20 short comments regarding my personal favorites among albums recorded in the last year, or so. Hopefully, the spread between genres will allow everyone to find something new to dig, no matter what type of […]
In the late 90’s, The Nomads continued to participate in the intense era of 7″ releases, which can be attributed to the surge of the vinyl single revival that many small and independent labels were […]
PopDiggers put its temporal pop muscles to the test by expanding the punching range into the ‘90s as there are, as you will see, at least ten reasons to explore what this decade has to […]
Here we are: half way through the huge Nomads’ 7-inch catalogue. In this fourth round of our thorough review of their 7-inches, PopDiggers continues in the same style as before to compile what The Nomads […]
Phil Seymour must have felt quite invisible when he practically accounted for half of a duo that took its name from the other half. Of course, I am thinking of The Dwight Twilley Band in […]
In The Red Records opened the lid to something important when they co-released this 12” EP in cooperation with Spacecase Records. Red Lights were the short-lived group that Jeffrey Lee Pierce fronted in 1978, before […]
Welcome to the third round of PopDiggers’ thorough review of The Nomads’ massive 7-inch catalogue. We reported about the first six plus six 7-inches a while ago in Part 1 and in Part 2, respectively. […]
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