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CONTENTS

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Point Taken A money saving devise to take the edge off !

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Love Bites Another tale from the night before.

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Candy Floss Guy Eating A Burger Europe’s largest travelling fun-fair

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Germans Lost in London Buy the largest map of London you can find and then get totally lost in London.

Of course we helped ! They were in (Baker St, London)

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who wants to be a ravenous vampire cruising the glitter city on your bonecrusher.

High above the city of angels a deadly contest begins.

The very forces of nature are called into play, isolating the city from the rest of the world and leaving it at the mercy of the vultures of the night.

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Twin Town What are the chances of photographing two sets of identical twins at the exact same time.

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ULTRA GASH INFERNO now available to watch

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Advanced enjoyment of commercial art, design and advertising.

This takes us right back to those blue generic glue-sniffing bags , which were dotted around every council estate wasteland back in the 80s.

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As The 60s moved to the 70s Nagasaki’s fan base continued

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Bobby in Brixton

The nicest pit bull you will never meet.

Unfortunately, he jumped into a lake somewhere in Crystal Palace and was dragged down by huge catfish. R.I.P ‘Bobby’

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No Joke

This bridge had seen a growing number of suicides and attempted suicides over the past few years. I never left the peep poster there, It was immediately taken down.

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fighting with PRIDE.

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No Joke I found this large pool of blood, whilst trying to walk a hangover on New Years Day.

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The atmosphere, which was electric ! For example, the main room was full from around 11.30pm til 3am with a diverse range of people dancing, sweating and having a great time, to soul, funk, psych and disco music, which most people probably had never heard before.

Ultimately, the purpose of the night was to play great music and for people to party and that’s what happened.

Q3 what worked for you

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Backlash was a hard-electronic music club night born in Newcastle upon Tyne. The night ran monthly from 2003 before it was laid to rest (again) in 2010 In the early 2000s, Newcastle generally consisted of three types of nights: indie, house and mainstream. It was out of a frustration for a lack of hardcore in the city that a group of enthusiasts came together and started Backlash.

This collective energy resulted in 75 plus nights featuring 50 plus international artists. Backlash was notorious for its fancy-dress nights.

The night I remember most vividly was the first Zombie Rave: everyone dressed as zombies, surrounded by horror visuals and dancing to ear-splitting drum and bass music, provided by DJ Hidden. When the lights came on at 3am the packed club was sight to behold. Backlash’s home was the Red Rooms (now No 28) but it also took place in venues that are sadly no longer with us such as The Stout Fiddler and Egypt Cottage.

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At the time Backlash influenced others to start their own hardcore nights, most notably Rollies for Mice.

Backlash still lives on the memories of many people to this day who regularly attended and forms a chapter in their life. In 2018, Backlash returned once more for the Empire Strikes Backlash Why-Aye Sci-Fi Rave featuring our friend Toecutter In promoting this night, The Crack Magazine referred to Backlash, unprompted, as the “legendary hardcore night”. To do Backlash any justice, at some point, I will write a larger article including chapters on spoons, the pig’s head, circular grinders and the river of fake blood.

Words : Giovanni Spatuzzi

Editors Note : Extended article from Giovanni coming in next issue.

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NEGATIVITY I visited France to take a photographic homage to the city of Paris.

I had never really used a 35mm camera before and thought I would trial and error my endeavours.

Pictured : Venus De Milo. Unfortunately, I lost most of the photographs, but found the negatives. Permanent display at the Louvre Museum, Paris.

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HANGIN - ON when was the last time you used a pay-phone.

This spider unfortunately perished inside the L.E.D screen.

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Draw Full Of Shit

Everyone harbours that one draw full of useless things that you never EVER use.

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Words by Lee Robson My journey through boxing has been a long and tumultuous one. Spanning over 18 years, training with a then British champion Scott Dann for a brief period of time along with my step-father, to competing Amateur myself and then going on to train fighters at a local Amateur club. Fighting is the toughest of all sports and is a lonely adventure, yes you may have your team around you but you don’t have them in the ring, they may be there in spirit but in physicality, you’re all alone. From time spent being a fighter and coach I wanted to delve into the media side of the boxing world and I was given a chance by a man in America called Ray who ran a little site 1 called Stylezmakefights.

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It was then I realized that this was my calling, I loved every minute of it. After time spent with Stylezmakefights, I was approached by Eliud Torres in Puerto Rico who ran a website called Boxingpulse. It was there that I would interview the likes of Peter Fury, Enzo Calzaghe and many more.

Life was great getting the job with Peep Magazine, getting to do interviews with local boxers, and travelling to gyms that I’d never been to before. Times would change for the worse though, slowly but surely the state my health was becoming an issue, failing to get articles in on deadlines not wanting to travel or visit gyms, even family I didn’t want to see, something was wrong and after contemplating to take my life, I decided to seek help from professionals.

After a long and torrid year going back and forth to psychiatrists, I was diagnosed with Bipolar type 2. Coming to terms with it was the hardest thing of all, getting used to medication with tweaks here and there over the 2 years wasn’t nice.

At the time you feel as if there is no way out of it, you become an invert to everyone in fear of ridicule, embarrassment, and people pointing and staring. Those days were dark days that I never thought I’d see the light again.

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eeeeeee But slowly and surely you find your feet again and with a solid routine, you can come back from anything. The love and support I’ve received was nothing short of overwhelming and it is for those people I stand here now, wanting to show them the person this has made me into and achieve things that should have been achieved 3 years ago.

I would like to take the time out to thank Cliff who has given me a second chance in allowing me the opportunity to work with Peep again., it’s greatly appreciated.

Editors Note :

We are happy to be working with Lee again and pleased he is back on track with his passion for combat sports and in particular - Boxing.

You can check out some of Lee’s earlier work with us when we visted a thriving Jobes Boxing Gym in the heart of the West-End , Newcastle.

Look out for Lee joining us on our peep LIVE show that is in preparation for this year. In the meantime, check out lee’s Twiiter page below

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Illustrations by Robert Jefferson

peep are very proud to be presenting a small selection of work from Robert Jefferson Robert, is a senior lecturer at Northumbria University, Newcastle and has been an inspiration to us here at peep magazine. If you would like to find out more about Robert’s work, please check link below.

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‘ Matthew ‘ Sport ’ Higgins

The low-life, drug-dealing pimp, who works 12 year old girls and prays on their vulnerabilities.

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Cop in a Cage

John P. Ryan plays ‘ Paul Ibbotson ‘

Eating candy never looked so cool. Kojak’s ‘Number one Nobody’ Peter Ibbotson comes looking for revenge in all the right places.

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