The north of England has always had a mystical rock’n’roll landscape all of its own, and while Liverpool will always have The Beatles, Manchester — less than an hour’s drive away — will forever be the thinking muso’s mecca. Michael Winterbottom’s anarchic 2002 film 24 Hour Party People, a loose biopic of local impresario Tony […]
The north of England has always had a mystical rock’n’roll landscape all of its own, and while Liverpool will always have The Beatles, Manchester — less than an hour’s drive away — will forever be the thinking muso’s mecca. Michael Winterbottom’s anarchic 2002 film 24 Hour Party People, a loose biopic of local impresario Tony […]
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The north of England has always had a mystical rock’n’roll landscape all of its own, and while Liverpool will always have The Beatles, Manchester — less than an hour’s drive away — will forever be the thinking muso’s mecca. Michael Winterbottom’s anarchic 2002 film 24 Hour Party People, a loose biopic of local impresario Tony […]
