Before the day raves of 2024 made a generation of hip (aching) clubbing elders happy, there was Sunday Sundae. A gay tea dance that delivered Sunday afternoons more special than an iced bun and a hot brew at your nans, Sunday Sundae was the home of right proper deep New York house and US garage, when the BPMs were as engaging as your Nokia ringtone … Continue reading Sunday Sundae Pride Reunion 2024
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Like many late-diagnosed autistic souls (with big 80s hair) I always kindly kid myself that at least things are better now. I wouldn’t be failed by the education system, missing the first two years of my secondary school because of my autistic sensory overload now. I wouldn’t have struggled to try to fit into an education system that simply wasn’t for this ND me. But … Continue reading ADHD, autism and me: Not a school skiver
Without the blurred lines, I see it now. I choose my parties, my crowds, my community. I fit because I want to. I dance because I love to. I’m random because I am. I say the wrong things sometimes because we all do. I fly because I want to. Continue reading ADHD, autism and me: sober life
Keen to keep the disco festive this December? Fancy joining a bunch of disco-loving reprobates determined to bring the sass to Sunday? Then you need to head to Brighton’s favourite hang-out this weekend for a Sunday session destined to bring the glitter. Yep, Disco.bits is back and here to bring the sparkle as we join DJs MYDS, Chema Gonzalez, Charmain Love, NJ Strange, IDONTPLAYHOUSE and … Continue reading Disco.bits Christmas Balls Up at Block
Dear Greggs. The arrival of the pumpkin latte is not the news I have been waiting for. If you care to email me about the resignation of this Tory shambles of a government, Suella Braverman being locked in a barge moored to an island in the centre of hell, the sudden enlightenment of TERFS everywhere, Arsenal WFC signing Mary Earps, someone mastering the art of … Continue reading Since when is Greggs’ Pumpkin Spice Latte news?
30 years ago today I kissed you. 30 years ago my heart jumped, my pants sang and my life changed. It would take a while, to get where we needed to be, the kisses fleeting, the love growing but we would get there. Eventually. Flirts became foundations, promise a reality as me and my queen consorted together. It’s had its moments of strife dear wife, … Continue reading 30 Years of Love
Jack made waves from 1988 to 1990 as Queen Josephine aka Jo Bourne joined forces with her fellow Queue Dance wonder Nick Goddard once more for the single release SSSensational b/w Building Bridges on Tosh Records in 1989. Jack appeared as resident band on the 25 Years of Top Of The Pops tour across the UK in 1989 along with hosts Anthea Turner and Mark … Continue reading Jack’s Sensational now on Bandcamp
Keeping it local with an eye on the global, Trusted Rhythm Records are a beaut of a collective of sound hearts and sounder minds. A Brighton-based independent label that forever delivers the good stuff, The TRR Social is that kinda kick off your shoes and dance nights, destined to bring the passion of their label curators Lee Garrett and brothers David and James Morpeth to … Continue reading The TRR Social 08.04.23
Wild Fruit was a night that made me who I am. The people, the music, the community, the DJ box. It was a family of freaks and misfits, brought together by the need to connect, dance and you know what. I spent the beginning of my life with Queenie on the dancefloor and balcony corners of Wild Fruit. I learned my DJ trade at Wild … Continue reading Pete Hayward fundraiser
Wildblood and Queenie 