"Northern white crap that talks back." - Mark E. Smith. This is an unreleased documentary about the Manc legends by UK music writer, Mick Middles.
Thanks to JC over at the New Vulgate.
Showing posts with label the Fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the Fall. Show all posts
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Hip priest - the photography of Paul McDonough
A bunch of amazing Paul McDonough NYC photographs popped up online recently and reminded me of how great his work is - see them here. I first discovered his work a couple of years ago upon the event of some show or another of his. Click away on the links and appreciate these fantastic shots taken between 1968-1972.
A book of his work, Paul McDonough: New York Photographs 1968-1978, is available from the Umbrage Gallery.
Hip Priest
by the Fall
As a somewhat recent story in the NY Times said, "They are ... timeless narratives, perfectly current in their story line. They’re suffused with detail and a lot of wit. And they repay close examination." Continued here.
A book of his work, Paul McDonough: New York Photographs 1968-1978, is available from the Umbrage Gallery.
Hip Priest
As a somewhat recent story in the NY Times said, "They are ... timeless narratives, perfectly current in their story line. They’re suffused with detail and a lot of wit. And they repay close examination." Continued here.
Labels:
Hip,
MP3,
Paul McDonough,
Photography,
Seventies,
Sixties,
the Fall
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