The Metropolis

London agenda for Tuesday 27 March 2012

Darren Atwater | Tuesday 27 March, 2012 11:08

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1. Listen to author Pat Long, Quietus editor John Doran, Pitchfork UK editor (and one-time Snipe writer) Laura Snapes, music prof Stevie Chick, and PA editor Andy Welch discuss the history of the NME at Rough Trade [Le Cool]

2. Discuss ‘Trout Fishing in America’, followed by stephenmcaines, at the Working Man’s [Run Riot]

3. Hear the swooning but raucous take on doo-wop and frazzled, fragile representation of soul inspired rock of Slow Club [Don’t Panic]

4. Really, Time Out? Tonight you recommend Mad Men? [Time Out] Try harder.

5. Put down the brick and contemplate What Are The Legitimate Ends And Means Of Protest? [Ian Visits]

6. Sit in the Channel 4 Garden [Tired of London]

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