It’s the first cool evening at the end of a five-day heat wave and in north-west London the breeze is blowing through the leafy back garden as a man arranges ropes and other contraptions to a huge metal frame. “All the equipment we use is climbing equipment, so it’s graded, it’s weighted, it’s tested...
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On this particular Wednesday, London is an overcast shadow of the oh-so-Australian summer weather spell which we were privy to just days before. Today I’m spending the day with Australian art punk rockers, The Grates. It’s the band’s London press day ahead of their first London headlining date, which has sold out. In five...
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A series of pictures of Henry Rollins. Donnington, UK – Download Festival; 20 June 2006. Pictures by Amy Freeborn
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“Graffiti is not the lowest form of art” – Banksy In one of the world’s largest cities, where advertisers pay thousands of pounds for the right to put their product on a billboard or on the side of a traditional red double-decker bus; where millions of people pass through public transport stations – hives...
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If there’s one man who has done more for politics through music than Bono and Rage Against The Machine; more to promote the use of marijuana than Cypress Hill and Woody Harrelson; one man who has had more of an impact on what has come since, than many others – it’s Bob Marley. Born...
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There’s always a high level of scepticism when it comes to actors moving into the musical field; but for Hollywood actress Juliette Lewis, it is in music that she’s found the role she was born to play – as the front woman of punk-rock outfit, Juliette And The Licks. By the age of six,...
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A series of pictures of Clutch. London – Mean Fiddler; 3 September 2005. Pictures by Amy Freeborn
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A series of pictures of Audioslave. London – Brixton Academy; 21 June 2005. Pictures by Amy Freeborn
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A series of pictures of Dissociatives. London – Mean Fiddler; 15 June 2005. Pictures by Amy Freeborn
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It’s the warmest day England has seen this ‘summer’ and Daniel Johns is enjoying the weather in the garden of the Windsor home he shares with wife, Natalie Imbruglia. The former-teen star and front-man of Australian rock group Silverchair, Johns is currently awaiting the arrival of the musicians – and friends – he plays...
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