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    Issue 134

    Great news everyone… the new issue of Lights Go Out is officially released on May 1st!  

    Starring a chat with the incredible DIY punk label, Dammit Records and interviews with Our Lives In Cinema, Hike The Peak and The Mistakes too.  Then we have the usual Lights Go Out mayhem, there’s columns featuring the latest instalment from Marv Gadgie and Devin‘s book reviews.  There’s also a bundle of “Digging Into The Archives” features as we revisit albums from Finch, The Levellers and Lene Marlin.  Of course there are some music and some zine reviews in the new issue as well.  If you fancy grabbing a copy to check out, please pop an order in over on our site here:

    https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=lights-go-out-issue-134

    There’s also some back issues available and it’s only a quid postage in the UK for any amount of zines you pick up.  Thanks as ever to those that continue to support Lights Go Out, it really is appreciated.

    Looking at the current future issue plans, issue 135 is a special and 99% finished.  Issue 136 with me a “regular” issue, in fact we’re starting on that one now, so please get in touch if you’d be keen to get involved.  Issue 137 will also be a themed/special issue and is well underway.  Which I guess means issue 138 when we get to it will be another of the regular issues.  I’ve already got an idea for another themed issue for later in the year as well, busy times… keep an eye on the social media pages for news!  Cheers

    Posted by Mr T on Tuesday, 29th April, 2025 in LGO News | leave a comment (0)

    Issue 133 out tomorrow!

    No it’s not an April Fool’s Day joke… the new issue of Lights Go Out is officially released tomorrow!

    Starring an interview with punk legends, Beauty School Dropout none the less!  Then we have the usual LGO zine stuff, Marv is back with the latest chapter of Now Then Gadgie.  Rob Positive contributes a Tribute To Joe Strummer.  Then we have Cherym, music reviews, movie reviews and zine reviews.  Digging Into The Archives revisits and album by Manic Street Preachers.  And there’s even a 90’s influenced quiz kinda thing on the back page too.

    If you fancy grabbing a copy from us, they’re available to order now over on the shop here:

    https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=lights-go-out-issue-133

    Cheers! 

    And issue 134 is coming soon…. 

    Posted by Mr T on Monday, 31st March, 2025 in LGO News | leave a comment (0)

    Two new issues!!!

    It’s a new year and we are releasing not one but two new issues of Lights Go Out today!

    Issue 131 – featuring an interview with Alice Kat.  There’s a load of articles and reviews including: EMF, Jesus Jones, Anti-System, Laura Jane Grace & The Trauma Tropes, Heather Nova, The Cranberries and Thousand Yard Stare.  Marv is back with another instalment of Now Then Gadgie and there’s a couple of movie reviews from Devin.  Oh and of course some music reviews too.  It’s another seriously packed edition!

    You can grab a copy here: https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=lights-go-out-issue-131

    Issue 132 – is the second collection of albums by years.  Some have been published in issues of Lunchtime For The Wild Youth, but there are many new ones in here too.  The likes of Blur, Carter USM, Face To Face, Oasis, Dinosaur Jr, Lagwagon and loads more!  We’re looking at 1993 to 1995.  Check out the full list on the issue page.

    You can pick up issue 132 from here: https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=lights-go-out-issue-132

    Or why not pick up both of the new issues and save:  https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=issues-131-132-double-pack

    There are some back issues still available too, we only charge a set price for postage, so why not take advantage of that too and stock up on loads of zine reading!

    Issue 133 is 90% complete too, that should be out in March.  Cheers for the support!

    Posted by Mr T on Monday, 20th January, 2025 in LGO News | leave a comment (0)

    Issue 130 – out now!

    Issue 130 of Lights Go Out is released today!

    After saying we’d slow down a bit this year we ended up putting 11 issues of the zine out… so technically we did put out slightly less issues that last year!  The new issue features columns written for Lunchtime For The Wild Youth and more, a look at various albums released from 1985 to 1992…

    Starring: Descendents, Europe, Bad Religion, Back To The Future OST, Dinosaur Jr, Jesus Jones, Kylie Minogue, Bobby Brown, The Wonder Stuff, Bel Biv Devoe, Thor, EMF, Pavement, Dannii Minogue & Juliana Hatfield.

    Available from our store now.  If you fancy a copy please do grab one here:  https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=lights-go-out-issue-130

    Back issues are also available if you fancy some additional zine reading too.

    As we move into 2025, I can confirm that issue 131 is completed and with the printers now ready for release at some point in January.  Lots of ideas are in the pot as well for issues, so as well as the “regular” issues, we’ll have a few more themed issues, or specials kicking about next year too.

    As ever, cheers for supporting the zine and as long as people keep on buying it, then we’ll keep on putting it out… 

    Posted by Mr T on Friday, 20th December, 2024 in LGO News | leave a comment (0)

    Issue 129 – out today!

    Hello all!  We are pleased to announce that issue 129 of Lights Go Out is officially released today!

    Starring an interview with the wonderful webzine The Indie Scene.  There are a few “Digging Into the Archive” features on Lush, Scorpions and Skooby.  Devin talks us through a couple of Metallica albums too.  Marv is back with a new “Gadgie On The Gogglebox” where Eerie Indiana is featured.  There are columns (including mini horror movie reviews), book reviews, zine reviews and music reviews too.

    It’s available to pick up from our store now: https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=lights-go-out-issue-129

    Thanks for all of the support for the zine this year and if all goes to plan there might just be one more issue released before the year is out as well!

    Posted by Mr T on Wednesday, 20th November, 2024 in LGO News | leave a comment (0)

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