Editor's Note
So we're back.
After months of technical problems which have rendered the site null and void, and reduced me to being nothing more than a gibbering wreck - we're actually live again.
And we've decided to change a couple of things.
Firstly, there will be no more set date for the release of future 'new issues'. Instead, we will be updating as and when the mood takes us. The upshot of this is that we're slightly more blog-like than we used to be, AND there's the distinct possibility that we will actually be adding MORE content than historically.
So what does this mean for you...well it simply means that instead of having to remember the date of the forthcoming issue and check back on that day, you have the luxury of having to come on and check EVERY SINGLE DAY (sometimes more than just once, depending on how much you want to avoid doing any work) to see if any of us have added new content.
And that's it - we'll still be writing the same drivel that you know and love, we'll still be interviewing Folk Heroes and Cult Icons, but we'll just be doing it all on a more regular (but less formal) basis.
Also, when I used the word "Firstly" above, I implied that there was a "Secondly".
There isn't though.
Sorry.
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