Fabulous double page spread about Missing Music 6 in today's Telegraph & Argus by Emma Clayton. (Although we did not take the photos, just supplied them!) 20 tracks plus 8 page booklet, available here form our shop.
For those who are or were! Friday 15th November. 6pm to 9pm Pre-launch of the first Being Bradford Photographic exhibition. First exhibition of great photographs of Bradford's youth culture during the 1970s and 1980s. Punk, Reggae, Mod and all points in between. Over 30 great images reminding us of Bradford's eclectic and culturally inclusive musical and fashion past. Also on the night Bradfords Noise of the Valleys will be launching their latest compilation Cd; the Missing Music 6. A launch night not to be missed. The exhibition runs for the whole of December and some of January in the fabulous and recently re-located Trapezium Gallery. It is at the top of Ivegate directly opposite the M
20 TRACK CD INCLUDING 8 PAGE BOOKLET AND A SPORTS SECTION! Bradford’s Noise of The Valleys - The Missing Music 6 is the latest release and 16th in the series of compilations showcasing Bradford's rich musical heritage. Alongside more obscure tracks by the likes of Stormer, Jon Harvison, Boys From The East and Rootsman are some of Bradford’s better known acts including New Model Army, Skeletal Family and Bradford guitarist John Verity as a member of 70s rock band Argent. There is also a rare track by the late Rodney Bewes, who was born in Bingley, which was the theme song to the late ‘60s TV series, Dear Mother, Love Albert. Also included in the line-up of this CD is a SPORTS SECTION celebrat
