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    New Lights Go Out!!!

    Hey, yep it’s new issue time and once again it’s a double release!

    Issue 145 features Drivelheads, The Lürxx and The Bored & Ignored in interview action.  Not one, but two “Digging Into The Archives” features starring Glassjaw and Man Overboard.  Then we have the latest instalment of Now Then Gadgie by Marv.  Mini horror movie write up and music reviews to complete the usual Lights Go Out action.  If you’d like a copy, please pick one up here:  https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?page_id=22960

    Issue 146 is the second (and final) part of my 2025 move watching where all movies are reviewed in no more than ten words.  There’s also some of the mini horror movie write ups at the end.  Mixed genres covered – horror, comedy, kids, festive.  Available to order from here: https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?page_id=22964 

    In fact, why not order both and save on postage… you can even add back issues and only pay the one postage fee, we’re good like that.

    Issue 147 is already well underway too, so we are hopeful for a June release there too.  The new issues will be shipping out in a week approx.  Cheers as always for your support of the zine.

    Posted by Mr T on Tuesday, 28th April, 2026 in LGO News | leave a comment (0)

    Double New Issue Day!

    That’s right… there’s not one… but two issues of Lights Go Out released today!

    Issue 143 is more a regular issue, with reviews, columns and stuff – it seemed to take a more 90’s theme to it, not by design, just the way it panned out this tiem round.  Bands include: Gene, Jesus Jones, EMF, The Lemonheads, Carter USM, The Boo Radleys, Pictish Trail and bis. 

    You can grab a copy from the store here:  https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=lights-go-out-issue-143

    Issue 144 is a movie related issue.  I watch a lot of movies, this is part one of my 2025 movies… reviewed in no more than ten words!  

    Available here: https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=lights-go-out-issue-144

    Why not grab both and a bunch of back issues have been reduced in price too.  Cheers!

    Posted by Mr T on Monday, 2nd March, 2026 in LGO News | leave a comment (0)

    Issue 142 out now!

    Happy new year and all that – we’re kicking off 2026 with the launch of issue 142 of Lights Go Out.

    It’s another of the compilation type series, where we’ve written about albums for Lunchtime For The Wild Youth from 2000 to 2014 and popped them all into one issue. Starring albums by: Against Me!, Propagandhi, Kylie Minogue, A Wilhelm Scream, Europe, Maria Willson, Dinosaur Jr, Cascada, NOFX, The Bouncing Souls and Face To Face.

    If you fancy a copy, they’re available in our store now: https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=lights-go-out-issue-142

    Cheers for supporting the zine!

    We are already well underway with the issues for the rest of 2026, yes there are a couple of special editions planned, but also a lot more of the tried and tested formula coming.  Stay tuned for new issue announcements…

    Posted by Mr T on Wednesday, 14th January, 2026 in LGO News | leave a comment (0)

    Issue 141 out today!

    Issue 141 is released today!  The final issue of 2025 features a load of columns with the like of Marv from Now Then Gadgie, a Diaz Brothers in depth album review, live reviews of The Lemonheads, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Ella Henderson.  Digging Into The Archives if back with entries on Spiral Stairs (Pavement) and The Bluetones.  A few mini horror movie write ups along with some music reviews and zine reviews too.  Also a quick word on a series called Mixtape.

    Another rammed issue, still just a quid, or two quid posted in the UK.  Can’t be bad for some DIY music zine action.  In fact they might even make great Christmas presents, no promises though!

    If you fancy a copy (or more) please head to our store and pop an order on, cheers.

    https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=lights-go-out-issue-141

    Posted by Mr T on Tuesday, 2nd December, 2025 in LGO News | leave a comment (0)

    New issue out TODAY!

    It’s new issue of Lights Go Out time!!!  And this time is another of our themed issues.  This time we’re talking compilations.  Compilations are great, the team reviewed a few of them and wrote some memories as well.  It’s great when a silly idea becomes a great idea and then becomes an issue of the zine.

    Starring: Marv Gadgie, Rob Positive, Anna Sanderson, Paul Initonit, Russell Lunchtime For The Wild Youth, Scott Darbyshire and Mr. T

    Featuring such compilations as “Go Ahead Punk… Make My Day”, “Buffy OST”, “Dance Mania 95”, “Stars On Thrash”, “Speed Kills”, “Hits 5”, “The Sound Of the Suburbs” and many more…

    Available from the store now if you fancy picking up a copy…   https://www.lightsgoout.co.uk/?product=lights-go-out-issue-140

    Cheers for supporting Lights Go Out.

    Posted by Mr T on Friday, 24th October, 2025 in LGO News | leave a comment (0)

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