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Legendary London record store De Underground gets heritage plaque for contributions to 'UK hardcore, jungle and drum & bass music' - Vimarsana News

Legendary London record store De Underground gets heritage plaque for contributions to 'UK hardcore, jungle and drum & bass music'

Celebrating the legacy of the shop run by Mike De Underground, Cool Hand Flex, Uncle 22 and Randall

Source: djmag.com
The push to archive the history of jungle and drum'n'bass | Drum'n'bass - Vimarsana News

The push to archive the history of jungle and drum'n'bass | Drum'n'bass

Historians aim to document small labels, record shops, pirate radio stations and clubs that helped scene thrive

Plaques go up for Jimi Hendrix and De Underground Records - Vimarsana News

Plaques go up for Jimi Hendrix and De Underground Records

Published: 5:44 PM June 9, 2021    L-R: Lloyd Jeans, Neandra Etienne and Paul Romane with the Newham Heritage plaque commemorating the location of the Upper Cut Club in Forest Gate where Jimi Hendrix wrote Purple Haze. - Credit: Andrew Baker Plaques have gone up to mark where Jimi Hendrix penned a musical "masterpiece" and an underground recording studio had its home. Hendrix's song Purple Haze was completed in London on Boxing Day in 1966 in the dressing room of the Upper Cut Club in Forest Gate. The once star-filled venue has since been demolished, but Neandra Etienne - who lives...

Newham Heritage Month 2021 plans unveiled - Vimarsana News

Newham Heritage Month 2021 plans unveiled

Beckton Gasworks pictured in the 1960s. Newham Archives and Local Studies - Credit: Newham Archives and Local Studies Details of this year's Newham Heritage Month have been announced, with the line-up including brickmaking, feminism, corner shops and more. The celebration, which is funded by the National Lottery, will take place mainly online with free events and activities throughout May. Rosie Murdoch, programme manager, said: "This year’s line-up has exciting invitations for everyone, from Kid’s Trails to underground record stores, revolutionary feminists to music and memories, po...