Combat Radio: Interview With James Stevenson Onine Now

ZIGZAG 1983 INTERVIEW Amidst the general hubbub of the cozy North London pub the video screen suddenly dominated proceedings for mine eyes (only), twisting unexpectedly from the Birmingham Crossroads Motel to its London counterpart, The Bat Cave. The volume was fortunately never louder than the chink of glasses and dosser conversation but as I sat at the back quietly sipping my cocoa I began to feel quite bilious at the [read more]

THE ALARM SOUNDS OFF ON ITS PAST AND FUTURE June 5, 1988 By Lisa Robinson Provided By: Phil Vermaelen pverma@worldnet.att.net WHEN the Alarm – Eddie MacDonald, Mike Peters, Dave Sharpe and Twist (Nigel Twist) – started out in the mid-’70s, their folk-inspired rock songs led to quick comparisons with everyone from Bob Dylan to U2 (for whom they used to be the opening act). One of the differences, however, was [read more]

If Less Is More, We’re More Now: An interview with Mike Peters of THE ALARM Unknown magazine – December 27, 1989 issue by Mike Hammer Provided By: Carol Boldish It may have taken a while, but the Alarm have finally deciphered their own message and it’s begun to ring true. With the release of CHANGE, the Alarm have found direction with a collection of powerful songs that rebel against the [read more]