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Articles ⸱ Tim Hanson

Live review: Gemma Rogers, Dash The Henge, 19/09/24

London-based Gemma Rogers and her band introduced the world to her latest EP, No Future, with a performance full of energy, wit, anger, love and mischief, at Dash the Henge in Camberwell.
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TheNeverPages ⸱ Graham Thomas

Chapter Two

On train now. I almost had given up hope. It came when the woman was bleeding from both nostrils. The dust cloud has dissipated. It went quicker than it came. I woke up and I saw the cloud rising, like a curtain in a play.
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Poetry ⸱ Rosie Cook

Still living

A still living  A faint buzz, hum  To remind you ...
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Articles ⸱ Graham Thomas

Report: Pagemasters Zine Fair – South London Gallery, 14.09.24

On perhaps the last kick of the summer, TheNeverPress took a bright and breezy stroll through our lovely neighbourhood to head to the Pagemasters Zine Fair at the South London Gallery. It was busy. It was noisy. It was messy. We loved every second.
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Articles ⸱ Sisetta Zappone

Exhibition Review: Caroline Hands' solo show at Woolwich Works

Sisetta takes in Caroline Hands' solo show at Woolwich Works - a mesmerising display of mixed-media textile hangings, large-scale oil paintings, collages, drawings, and playful sculptures made from plaster, metal, and papier-mâché.
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Short Stories ⸱ Graham Thomas

An Unannounced Adult

It was back in ’95 when his summers were still long and Ben Gordon was out on the ledge, 2,000 feet above the city. The small iron buttress extended horizontally twelve feet out from the peak of the Stivyakino TV Tower. He had walked the five-inch-wide beam to the very edge.
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Poetry ⸱ Graham Thomas

Gifts to Give

Give me firm ground to hold me still, And purest brine to drown until, The sky falls off of its silvery peg, And crashes down upon my head.
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Articles ⸱ Tim Hanson

Live review: The Lemon Twigs, Electric Brixton, 05/09/24

Touring their fifth album, New York duo The Lemon Twigs prove that summer can synaesthise into colours other than lime green. In a set overflowing with generosity, the D’Addario brothers painted the stage in honey
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Poetry ⸱ Rosie Cook

Joy

Joy in conversation lacked and then had  It’s nice to be with you  And out of myself
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Articles ⸱ Tim Hanson

Live review: The Magnetic Fields: 69 Love Songs 25th anniversary tour, Barbican, 31/8-01/9

It’s been 25 years since Boston’s The Magnetic Fields found a breathtaking career peak with 69 Love Songs, and the same ambition that drove the record’s conception in 1999 finds Stephin Merritt and co. playing the album in its entirety across two night sets around the UK and Europe.
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Poetry ⸱ Rosie Cook

moments

When thoughts never stop  Moments sometimes tinge with an off-coloured brown  Like old cigarettes  Or paper that’s been burnt at the sides. Moments  All white and crisp  Until the flaming end Of rolled up paper and tobacco  Preys on the corners edge Threatening to let it all go Up
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Articles ⸱ Graham Thomas

An evening in the cinema with Amenno

A collective of filmmakers creating art on their own terms. They get out there, they shoot it, they support each other, and they get it on screen. Amenno are ‘making their own industry’
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