‘Undercover’ with John Ford: the instructional film that gives tips for WWII spies behind enemy lines
Deception, disguise, and survival.
Author: Oliver Hall
Articles by Author: Oliver Hall
“100,000 tabs of acid”: Lemmy’s infamous interview about touring with Jimi Hendrix and having sex with a trans person
One legendary night in San Francisco.
David Bowie, Dion Fortune, and the occult history of soymilk
Bowie’s diet broke Dion Fortune’s golden‑dawn guidebook rules.
Perpetual Pills: the bonkers reusable laxatives of the Middle Ages
They were washed, re‑coated, and used dozens of times by doctors.
Stevie Nicks’ fiesta dip recipe is perfect for your Fleetwood Mac summer
Cheesy, vibrant, and full of Fleetwood Mac spirit.
‘Jimmy Berman’: Allen Ginsberg and Bob Dylan’s bold anthem for the gay liberation movement
A combination of poetry, politics, and raw 1960s power.
Neil Hamburger’s absurd reading of Richard Nixon’s resignation speech
Turning history into absurd satire.
Robin Williams’ wholesome friendship with The Stranglers
Music, jokes, and a shared love of punk rebellion.
When Bob Dylan sat down to record with The Clash and Sex Pistols: “Fucking surreal”
A magical if not mad moment.
‘A Trip to Bolgatanga’: Bonjo Iyabinghi Noah on African Head Charge’s first new album in 12 years
Bonjo Iyabinghi Noah (courtesy of On-U Sound) Bonjo Iyabinghi Noah and Adrian Sherwood inaugurated the daring studio project African Head Charge in 1981 with My…