Audio

Riches And Rags

Modern Music For Wireless And Gramaphone

Alistair Hulett

It's been rather too long, but finally, the man has delivered a brand new CD. 11 new tracks, including 4 Hulett originals, a reworking of a Roaring J ack classic, some reworkings of three Celtic...

KuZeb 92'-02'

Various Artists

The Kuzeb is an independent (formerly squatted) venue/social center/bar/gym/restaurant in Switzerland. Since 1990 it has been host to thousands of touring bands. This rather fine project consists...

The Vinyl Project

Noam Chomsky

79 spoken word peices (ranging from a few seconds to a minute or so) and soundbites to be used to djs, music makers and everyone else, to mix into their music. Tracks from a whole galaxy of folks...

Folksinger's Guitar Guide

An Instructional Record by Pete seeger

Pete Seeger

1956 studio recording with notes, music booklet, tablature, lyrics, hints...Pete has to be one of the friendliest guys on Earth and is a very patient and forgiving teacher as well. The listener is...

Free Mumia Now!

A pretty incredible double CD of international acts contributing towards this benefit for Mumia, out on a German label. Punk, folk, pop, electronic and more. Some of the names you may recognise...

Monkeywrenching the New World Order

Howard Zinn

When tens of thousands of demonstrators shut down the WTO meetings in Seattle, it heralded not only an awareness of the new global capitalist order, but the start of a movement to effectively...

The Glory Of Negro History

Langston Hughes

Written and narrated by Langston Hughes, and recorded in 1955 - he romps through Black history, with the voices of Ralph Bunche and Mary McLeod Bethune as extra backing. Sojourner Truth, P{hyllis...

Irish Rebellion Album

Tommy Dempsey

A collection of Irish ballads - performed by the likes of Tommy Dempsey, Barrie Roberts, Winnie Campbell and John Dunkerley - telling Ireland's tumultuous history, and the stories of those that...

England's Vietnam

Irish Songs Of Resistance

The Men of No Property

Fourteen Irish rebel songs, recorded in the late 70s. It has to be said, pretty rockin' and reelin'. Though they were The Men of No Property, they contained at least one woman!