RETRO DUNDEE

On the occasions when you couldn't always find what you were looking for in Dundee shops (which was quite of...

"Dundee's most original New Wave band" - yes that's how The Quick Spurts presented themselves in 1978. ...

This is the first issue of Dundee fanzine, The Voice. It started up after the demise of Cranked Up. In fact, this was supposed to be...

An ad from 1983 for The Grip playing at Club Feet. Club Feet was part of the Tay Centre set up in Dock Street and was the upstairs nightclu...

Formed out of the spare ribs of The Scrotum Poles, Pigs Are Cute became part of Dundee's alternative music scene around 1982. Ditching...

The Fountain Disco opened in November 1983, not long before rivals Fat Sams opened in fact. It was a bit of a trendy place playing ne...

Dundee band, Street Level, played plenty of gigs on their home turf of course, but here's a snapshot that captured the band in act...

This full page advert in the music press is from November 1979,  and sees The Headboys album getting an epic promotional push by Our Price ...

So, formerly called Badger, The Headboys have now added Bob Heatlie (from Edinburgh) on sax to the line-up and once more commence releasing...

Bloomers nightclub opened its doors in October 1978, following on from its short-lived predecessor, Samantha's...

Some of the above fanzine titles may be familiar to a few of you who indulged in keeping track of Dundee's music activity in the 70...