humoured story of a group of loveable villains, and the award winning documentary Casuals looks back and forth on one of the only subcultures that did not come solely from music. The noughties brought subculture firmly into mainstream cinema, and the popularity of these films shows no sign of waning.

Dead Man’s Shoes – Brutal but brilliant.

Leading the charge in the last decade Dead Man’s Shoes’ urban tale of murderous revenge captured the minds and hearts of cinema goers, whilst being played out by a brilliantly put together indie soundtrack. Kidulthood brought London street life into cinemas and homes in stark but succinct fashion. Kidulthood’s soundtrack was well thought out and mixed current grime and rap artists that doubled the authenticity and grittiness of the film.

Beverley – Film, musicmade into a feature film, and it also comes as no surprise to find that Beverley has been officially selected for three prestige film festivals already. Check it out.

Music writer/promoter for over 15 years, for own and various online publications/labels. Keeps sane via indulgence in a good curry, beer, books, clothes, football and gritty films. Loves and breaks many earphones. Believes noise isolation is a must for this day and age.