Daz Lawrence
@herebemonsters.bsky.social
Music, films, oddballs and weirdos www.weirdbones.co.uk
Beginning to regret not calling it 'The raga and bone trade' weirdbones.co.uk/sitarstruck-...
Sitarstruck - The Eastern Invasion of the 60s and 70s - Weird Bones
Various – ‘A Strange Light From the East’ (Cherry Red) I’ve looked at the influence of Eastern
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Instantly recognisable, yet it turns out we know almost nothing about him except his name. And it turns out we don't know that either. A deep dive into Schlitze Surtees. weirdbones.co.uk/schlitze/
A deep dive into the life and times of one of the most recognisable faces on screen weirdbones.co.uk/the-art-of-b... #reggienalder #salemslot
The Art of Being Reggie Nalder - Weird Bones
Alfred Reginald Natzler was born in Vienna on 4 September 1907 and later adopted the stage name Reggie
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As it would have been his birthday today...happy birthday to one of my heroes weirdbones.co.uk/screamin-jay...
Screamin' Jay Hawkins - Portrait of a Man - Weird Bones
In 1956, ex‑boxer, soldier and R&B sideman Jalacy Hawkins recorded a song so shocking that, once he sobered
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20 years of tremendous sausages reviewed weirdbones.co.uk/king-salamis... @damagedgoodsrecs.bsky.social @kingsalami1.bsky.social
King Salami's Sizzling Links and Absolute Bangers - Weird Bones
King Salami and The Cumberland Three – ’16 Knock-Out Hits’ (Damaged Goods) On the 20th anniversary of their
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Sub Pop is sending our love to L7's bassist, Jennifer Finch, who was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer. If you are financially able, please consider donating to her GoFundMe to help cover urgent medical and rehabilitation costs, and in-home care expenses.
Luke Haines' excellent new album pulls back the veil on the terrifying indoctrination we faced at the hands of Worzel Gummidge, Michael Rodd and Mick Robertson. @lukehaines.bsky.social @cherryredrecords.bsky.social weirdbones.co.uk/somebodys-at...
Somebody's At the Door - Luke Haines Versus the Evil of Children's TV - Weird Bones
Luke Haines – ‘Izzy Wizzy Let’s Get Bizzy’ (Cherry Red) There’s nothing especially eyebrow-raising about Haines releasing a
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More horror top trumps revelations weirdbones.co.uk/dinner-party...
It's time for my annual appeal to horror film fans and folk with too much time on their hands to help me identify the source of the pics on the original Horror Top Trump cards. @scarredforlife.bsky.social any ideas? weirdbones.co.uk/dinner-party...
I'm forever updating this, but, for what it's worth, here's my (very long) look at horror movies that became comics. And not the other way around. weirdbones.co.uk/let-the-ink-...
Let the Ink Flow - Horror Movies Turned into Comics - Weird Bones
An Overview of Horror Films Transformed into Comics Forgive the slightly hand-holding title, but there is, of course,
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A new album of music taking inspiration from Twin Peaks. You'd think it would descend into cheap rip-offs of existing music, but it's very well thought out. Unlike my title. weirdbones.co.uk/a-bit-peaky-...
A Bit Peaky - Twin Peaks Reimagined - Weird Bones
Various – ‘Night Falls – Music Inspired by David Lynch’s Twin Peaks’ – Unexplained Sounds Group Following hot
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A short rundown of some of the weirder gods of ancient Egypt. Including, Babi – Erect Baboon God of Corpse Peni weirdbones.co.uk/the-weirder-...
The Weirder Gods of Ancient Egypt - Weird Bones
You might think you can just about get your head around Greek and Roman mythology – yes, unravelling
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I thought this review had been lost forever, but I have rescued it from the ether. I might watch Poseidon Adventure now. weirdbones.co.uk/march-of-the...
March of the Flower Children. Life & Death in 1967 America - Weird Bones
Various Artists – ‘March of the Flower Children – The American Sounds of 1967’ ‘March of the Flower
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Absolutely top tier TV horror, a Blu Ray has still yet to make an appearance weirdbones.co.uk/gargoyles-tv...
Gargoyles - TV Horror in Overdrive - Weird Bones
‘Gargoyles,’ the TV movie which first aired on CBS in America in 1972, may not be the best
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The Second Coming; the Garden of Eden; Holy Relics...in Bedford? The answer may still lay hidden in a box... weirdbones.co.uk/whats-in-the...
What's in the Box? The Very British Cultists of The Panacea Society - Weird Bones
In 1792, France was revolting; in America, George Washington sanded off his choppers for a second term as
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Ghouls - what are they? They're not zombies... they're much grimmer than that. The bottom feeders of the monster world. Read up here: weirdbones.co.uk/what-is-a-gh...
What is a Ghoul? - Weird Bones
Since the late 1960s, zombies have become one of the most referenced monsters in popular culture, whether it
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The music of Anton LaVey - moody, inspired glimpses of fiery melody glinting in the infernal light...or mostly a load of old toss? Hmm... weirdbones.co.uk/the-musical-...
The Musical Happenings of Anton Lavey - Weird Bones
It seems fitting that music was one of the few constants in Anton LaVey’s life. As a child,
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David Rappaport - a fantastic actor and entertainer, and from the outside, despite the size fate afforded him, a happy man skilled in making people happy. But that's depression for you. It's a monster. I'm proud of this one. weirdbones.co.uk/the-life-and...
The Life and Death of David Rappaport - Weird Bones
David Rappaport was unquestionably one of Britain’s greatest actors of the 70s and 80s. Intelligent, witty, debonair and
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After centuries of the perverse and bizarre practice of castrating boys to preserve their "angelic" voices, Alessandro Moreschi became the last of his kind. Incredibly, recordings of his voice exist. Read more within. weirdbones.co.uk/alessandro-m...
Alessandro Moreschi, The Last Castrato - Weird Bones
In 1984, The New York Times reported on the release of a set of recordings which by any
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Excellent new box set that doesn't pretend British music from the 60s for TV and film started and ended with Bond. weirdbones.co.uk/whats-it-all...
What's It All About? The TV and Film Music of Swinging London - Weird Bones
Various Artists: ‘What’s It All About? The TV and Film Music of Swinging London’ – Strawberry/Cherry Red There
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