The top 20 most widely read stories in Outsideleft in March? Here they are all in one place...
- Voices From The Streets by Alan Rider
There was a time when fanzines represented the purest form of youthful self-expression, as Matthew Worley's book 'Zerox Machine' reveals - And Now It's All This by Jay Lewis
Micky Greaney delivers his masterpiece - Loving American Soul in Middle England by Urs Lerch
Urs Lerch talks to Lee Christian about his eclectic approach to song... - A Conversation: David Benjamin Blower & Duncan Jones by Duncan Jones
Poet, author, social care-ist Duncan Jones talks at length about ending, hope, singing and more with David Benjamin Blower - Sunday Morning Poet: Laura Jane Round by OL House Writer
Round's poems feel like company and understanding in a way few have been... - Sunday Morning Poet: Glyn Phillips by OL House Writer
'Bloody Poets!' is a preview of Glyn's forthcoming collection. - Outsideleft Night Out at Cork's with Monroe Moon by OL House Writer
Friday April 5th, Free Live Music and DJ Sets at Cork's in Bearwood - Short Story Orgy #1: Going Round The Bend by Kiah Cranston
Kiah Cranston inaugurates Outsideleft's new series of short sharp fiction... - Rhythm de Janeiro by Sofia Ribeiro Willcox
Sofia Ribeiro Willcox Listens in to the Rhythm of Rio - Mark Mothersbaugh is Averting Evil, OK by John Robinson
John Robinson flicks through Apotropaic Beatnik Graffiti, Mark Mothersbaugh's singularly handsome new art book - Kahil El'Zabar's Latest Invitation - I Accept It Gladly by Paul Mortimer
Paul Mortimer's with the Ethnic Heritage Ensemble - Sunday Morning Poet: Sallyanne Rock by OL House Writer
Rock's poetry is '...unflinching yet cautious, brutal yet tender, beautiful in (it's) sadness' - Riding The Black Maria by Alan Rider
Its Attrition Week in Outsideleft (part one) - Dancing to the Music of the Machines by Alan Rider
Alan Rider wonders whether AI is here to kill off creativity or to save it? - Black Country Primitive by LamontPaul
Lu Warm: Gnome Standard - Track by Track - One Horse Rider by Alan Rider
Attrition have just released their first full studio album for almost a decade. Alan Rider unravels the story behind it, and more, with Martin Bowes in the first of a two-part interview. - Be Silent No More by Alan Rider
Attrition's 17th studio album may have taken almost a decade to arrive, but it was well worth the wait - The Truth in Dark Corners by Alan Rider
In the second part of our interview, Alan Rider digs a bit deeper into the mystery wrapped in an enigma that is Attrition - Beats from Brum's Station Street: The Heart of England by Sofia Ribeiro Willcox
Concrete was coming for the Metal HQ. People like Jez Collins of the Birmingham Music Archive stepped up and stopped it. - Shabaka Does Whatever He Wants To Do by Toon Traveller
Toon Traveler says... Maybe a little more of what I want, after all?
