At home with...Mark Cullen
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At home with...Mark Cullen

Tacky things, gee-gews and apocalyptic films. Gimcrack addict and Pony Club mainman welcomes Hannah Hamilton to his nightmare.

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(10 articles in total in Hotpress.com archive)

NEWS: 15 Jan 2009
Pony Club are in live action next month


REVIEW: 10 Nov 2008
Mark Cullen’s mob make sterling but dated Sheffield-centric sounds that may doom this album to become a lost classic.


NEWS: 30 Oct 2008
After an enforced delay, Pony Club’s Post Romantic album finally gets an Irish release in November, courtesy of Hum Recordings.


NEWS: 02 Nov 2006
The Minister For Justice Equality & Law Reform, Michael McDowell, finally proves that he’s good for something by gracing the cover of the new Pony Club...


INTERVIEW: 20 Feb 2004
Pony Club mastermind Mark Cullen on speedy recording, touring with Morrissey and drinking the Dandy Warhols under the table.


REVIEW: 16 Jan 2004
Mark Cullen’s second album, the follow up to the respectfully received Home Truths, further establishes him and his band as one of the sharpest tools in...


INTERVIEW: 05 Apr 2002
Experiences of life in London and Dublin inform the new album from Pony Club's Mark Cullen


REVIEW: 20 Mar 2002
Sometimes this plays out like a Mike Leigh script put to music, such is the scything truth contained in simple, everyday sentences




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