Subversion London
Welcome to Subversion.
A London webzine based on alternative culture.
Recent Updates
November 2009
Unfortunately due to our editor being out of the country for a few months content is still somewhat lacking. Look out for a revamp in the new year!April 2009
Content on the site is still on the slow side but keep checking back as we will be adding lots of sparkling new content by mid June 2009!February 2009
We are having a few teething problems with the site but bare with us and we should have the pictures back up in no time!January 2009
Unfortunately, updates have been a bit on the slow side recently due to commiments with the editors degreeKeep an eye on the site but it is going to be on the backburner for a couple of months.
July 2008
Subversion plans to link to Komodo Rock shortly in order to cater for a wider range of music news and reviews.Other news: we plan to provide an online platform for a zine which existed in 1992 called Revolting.
What's happening to alternative Camden?
Posted January 9th, 2009 by Hazel
Living ten minutes from Camden High Street, I pass through the area more or less every day. Since the ban of magic mushrooms, the whole atmosphere of Camden has changed. Now I’m not saying I necessarily agree or disagree with the ‘shrooms, but the lack of them has definitely contributed to the change in the place that once was the alternative hub of London.
Poisoning the Waves
Posted September 14th, 2008 by Hazel
Every Saturday 2pm til 4pm they promise to bring us punk and politics from around the world.
Find it on www.wirelessfm.net
The Kominas - Wild Nights in Guantanamo Bay
Posted September 12th, 2008 by Hazel
The Kominas - Wild Nights in Guantanamo Bay
Unsigned
The Kominas are a Punjabi punk band from the US. We have never come across a band like it, with tracks like Blow Shit Up, Walqeada Superstore and Suicide Bomb the GAP, this is not a band for wallflowers.
Boozin of the 5000
Posted September 9th, 2008 by Hazel
Subversion attended Boozin of the 5000 in New Cross over the weekend, we caught both Saturday and Sunday but the winning band for us by far was Monkish, who played on the Saturday afternoon.
