Another new issue…
So it’s about that time again that we released another issue of Lights Go Out… so we are pleased to announce issue 84 is released tomorrow!Issue’s 85 and 86 are coming soon too…
Posted by Mr T on Thursday, 8th April, 2021 in LGO News | leave a comment (0)
Issue 83!!!
Like ruddy buses at the minute are issues of this zine! Hot on the heels of the 90’s setlist issue of Lights Go Out comes issue 83 which we’ve called “Trying to remember the 90’s”.
LGO’s editor, Mr. T thinks back to all the fun times he had with gigs and more during the 1990’s. Tales of fun times, bands from those days and silly memories. Coming in at 32 pages, it’s a split with Gadgie Zine where Gadgie editor Marv also recalls his musical journey in the 90’s. A zine that’s full of nostalgia…
You can grab a copy from the store here for a quid: https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=lights-go-out-issue-83
Cheers for supporting the zine. Issue 84 will be a “regular” issue of the zine and is coming in a few weeks time….
Posted by Mr T on Friday, 12th March, 2021 in LGO News | leave a comment (0)
Issue 82!!!
It’s here! Issue 82 of Lights Go Out is released today!!!
Sticking with our fun issues, this one was a right trip down ole memory lane. Back in the 90’s I seemed to end up with a few set lists from gigs I’d been too, not that many, but a few. These were recently unearthed during a house move and have now formed an issue of the zine, for fun!
Includes: The Frank & Walters, 60Ft Dolls, Voodoo Queens, Ned’s Atomic Dustbin, Senseless Things, The Family Cat, Inspiral Carpets, The Boo Radleys, Kinky Machine, My Life Story, Kenickie, The Bluetones, Slingbacks and Sultans Of Ping F.C.
Just 12 pages long, this issue is on sale now for just 82p! It was a fun look back at a great time!
Grab a copy here: https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=lights-go-out-issue-82
Issue 83 will be with you all soon too!!!
Posted by Mr T on Monday, 8th March, 2021 in LGO News | leave a comment (0)
Another new issue – out now!
Here we go again!!! Yep, today we have launched another new issue of the ramshackle punk rock based zine we lovingly call Lights Go Out. Don’t worry this one isn’t one of our silly/themed issues – but a regular(ish) version of the zine.
Featuring chats with: Brassneck Records, Dead Neck, Basic Bitches, The MSGS, Passion Flower & The Woodsman. Marv from Gadgie Zine is of course back with his “Gadgie @ The Flicks” column and this time out we are treated to a classic, “The Empire Strikes Back“. Tim Loud talks Freddy Fudd Pucker, there’s some columns and reviews in there too. A pretty rammed issue as always!
If you fancy grabbing a copy to read, still just a quid after all these years/issues – you can pick a copy up from our shop here: https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=lights-go-out-issue-81
Issue 82 will be released into the wild in March…
After that, well issues 83, 84 & 85 are all finished. Issues 86 and 87 are almost finished. Issue 88 is maybe 75% finished too. We’ve also started working on issue 89 – cor this lockdown can be quite productive for writing zines eh!
Cheers as ever for supporting Lights Go Out.
Posted by Mr T on Friday, 19th February, 2021 in LGO News | leave a comment (0)
Issue 80 out Now!
Today we release issue 80 of Light Go Out. Lockdown movies volume II. So back in March 2020, I started working from home, I watch a lot of movies (more now I can’t play music or go to gigs) and started to log all the movies I was watching. This is volume II of my movie watching. Some great movies and some very shitty ones.
If you do fancy a copy then you can grab one from our shop here: https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=lights-go-out-issue-80
Issue 79 is now totally sold out, huge thanks to everyone who did grab a copy. Issue 81 will be out later this month. Issue 82 is ready to release. Issues 83 and 84 are finished and ready for copying. Issue 85 is also finished. Work has started on issues 86, 87 and 88 already! Lockdown has been pretty productive for zines it seems!
Posted by Mr T on Friday, 5th February, 2021 in LGO News | leave a comment (0)