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The diamond mine, at the Redchurch 107, Redchurch Street, London E2, with Matty Skylab plus occasional guests playing the gamut of psychedelic music in all its forms - west coast acid rock - 60’s fuzz guitar freak out punk rock tracks - uk freakbeat - acid rock from around the world - japan - chile - wales you name it - psychedelic soul from norman whitfield on out - african psychedelic soul - psyche soundtracks - psyche jazz from pharoah sanders on out - pure psychedelic mind fuck music from nurse with wound and so on - krautrock - psychedelic disco from the loft - acid house - modern mad jap freakout acid mothers temple - uk post punk drug music from liverpool etc. - beatles - stones - pink floyd - psyche modern electronics - stockhausen etc. - scary folk music -etc etc etc

I don’t know what’s going on with this cat, it was shown to me last night with the theory that the owner was sprinkling cat nip over its head. Cat nip, must be cat crack because this guy is having a truly full blown 80’s crack den flip out….

After the events of the Carnival bank holiday, I have decided to join the Spiritual September movement. Created by a good friend and mentor, Spiritual September is a month of cleansing physical and spiritual activity as an attempt to balance the excess of August. It’s free for all to join, so on September the 1st I urge you to…..

I don’t get to watch much Indian cable, only usually when waiting for a trim at New Look Barbers on Bethnal Green Road, but yesterday I saw this interesting music video. I may be late on this new offering from Snoop, but then again??

The Sun seems to have shown his face today, but for how long I ask? London Summer = No expectations. It’s just the way it is. I wonder what this City would be like with three or four good months of Sun a year?

For those of you who were not there to witness the return of the real Peter O’Keefe last night at the last ever Legion quiz, before the move over the the fantastic Vibe Bar in September, here is a glimpse of the genuine O’Keefe. He came, he quizzed, he conquered!

An urban history of photography featuring Malick Sidibe and many others is on now at the Tate Modern.

See Brazilian street artist Tinoh’s show now at Gallery 27, 27 Cork Street, London, W1