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Happy New Year and sorry for the delay! Here’s the latest issue of Culture Bomb magazine and may I say, we have an absolute blinder to kick off 2013. Featuring a fantastic review of The Alternative and Burlesque Fair we spoke about last month. Then there is a fantastic article on the science behind tattoos [...]

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MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE! Hope it is full of joy and merry-ment (booze, basically)! This issue features a round up of the almighty Heresy and Heelz organisers of The Alternative and Burlesque Christmas Show, Grim John from Dark Art Tattoo, Rob Bayley reminds of a Black Christmas and we look at the most addictive, underground computer [...]

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Happy Halloween to everyone, hope you had a good one. Fireworks night up next so stay all wrapped up!! This month’s edition features the beautiful and highly talented nail artist, Nancy MC. Also featuring Rob Bayley’s fantastic column, which this month takes a delve into the Halloween franchise and our new writer, Steffan Chandler, gives [...]

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Well it is finally here! The first issue of Culture Bomb Magazine. We hope you like it as much as we did creating it. Issue number 1 of Culture Bomb Magazine. Features a heart to heart with the man behind metal act, Sophicide, Gregor Crawford chats to Rytch Ad’Soddy from Sith Tattoo Studio. Have a [...]

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By Robert Bayley It’s something amusing itself, that the biggest comedy festival in the world began on the fringe of the world’s biggest arts festival. But it’s a long time since those unwelcomed but enterprising performers set up their own festival at the edges of the still simultaneously running Edinburgh International Festival. Since then it’s [...]

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By Celeste Carrigan Whether it’s your first time at a festival or you’re a dab hand of sitting in the field enjoying the sun (or more often than not, the rain) and some good music, then there are some essentials needed in order to survive. Going to any a festival is an experience in itself; [...]

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By Robert Bayley It seems the old adage is true; size does not matter. Or at least that’s the impression taken from the inaugural Brew at the Bog Festival. Nowadays, there are new festivals popping up every month and in these financially stricken times, it could be something of a risky strategy. However Brew at the Bog managed [...]

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By Georgi Bomb Let’s get straight down to business. You may have heard the name but to explain what three-piece act, Coilguns, is all about; let’s leave it to the axegrinder, and head of the whole operation, Jona Nido.

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By Kayleigh Herbertson When looking for affordable corsets, it’s hard to gauge exactly what you’re going to get. Many young women want to get into what has become an incredibly popular fashion but are uncertain about how much of an investment they should make on a single item of clothing.

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By Georgi Bomb This year saw Metal Hammer add a new name to the ever-growing  list of touring festivals. Destroyers of the Faith, an amusing spin to Defenders of the Faith, showcases the best in extreme metal. And what better headliner to choose than the almighty, Cannibal Corpse. Culture Bomb’s editor caught up with the [...]

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By Georgi Bomb Exhibiting a labyrinth of moods and meticulous tempo shifts, Blood For The Master is streamlined without ever rendering itself predictable. As memorable as it is menacing, the band’s fifth full-length quite literally writhes under the weight of its own deviant heaviness. Goatwhore have joined forces once again with Erik Rutan (Hate Eternal, [...]

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By Kelly McGarry It’s that time of year again, the tinsel is out, the trees are up and London will soon come to a grinding halt with the first delicate snowflakes hitting the train lines.

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By Kelly McGarry In the last few decades, the art of piercing and tattooing has become increasingly popular throughout all different sub-cultures and is now a mainstream form of expression in our society. Of course, neither of these art forms are anything new, both have been around for centuries and have different meanings depending on [...]

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By Kelly McGarry That’s right ladies; for women who want to keep fit and have fun; pole dancing is the new dancer-cise. Like many women I’ve spent most of my life trying to find the most effective diets or exercises to perfect my body, and, like many, I’m still working on it.

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By Kayleigh Herbertson It’s something of a stereotype, but alternative girls certainly seem to love their alternative footwear. As gothic rock raised to prominence, the options could have been seen as limited.

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