Wordplay Nine...

I received Wordplay issue 9 in the post yesterday and I thought it would be a good idea to take a few pictures and write some words so they keep on sending them...

 I haven't read the whole magazine or listened to the Sammy B-Side mix CD yet, but I have found time to stick some of the stickers on various things around the house and have a quick flick through the pages so I can tell you that there's interviews with Cappo, Skuff,  Telemachus, Dubbledge, Mouse, The Four Owls, Kid Koala and Goldie (graff head & drum n bass chap, not the ex-Blue Peter dog) amongst others.

Graff wise, there's four pages of Ster WSR flicks, a feature on Infamous Last Words crew and an interview with Nychos.

There's also UK rap reviews, a few adverts and some other guff that I will get round to looking at when I've done writing this sub-GCSE standard shite.

I reckon Wordplay gets better with every issue and while some people may not like the ever-decreasing graff coverage, I reckon there's more than enough UK-based graff mags and it's about time we had another decent UK focussed rap magazine...

There's a list of stockists HERE and if you can't find a shop near you that has it, you can get a copy sent direct to your door HERE
In the meantime, Mr Neville, you have my address...

Catch Me If You...Nah

Doctor Zoots...

those of you who weren't lucky enough to get a FREE copy of The Outsider from Wordplay Magazine or Rarekind Records should CLICK HERE for a FREE download of your very own.

Oh and check the new FREE track, UN1950 whilst you're at it...

it's FREE

Submit...

Whilst I'm STILL waiting for my copy of issue seven to arrive, the busy beavers at WORDPLAY are collecting flicks for issue eight...

The Outsider...

Here's a quick taster of The Outsider by Doctor Zoots which is available FREE to the first 50 people who buy issue seven of WORDPLAY MAGAZINE. Alternatively, RAREKIND RECORDS also have a limited number of copies that they are giving away with mail/hindernet orders.
Be lucky.

The Outsider Edit by antisocial music