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    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!

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