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The House Of Love, Weds 10th April

Feb 10, 2013
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Posted by Adam Peters

There was a point at the tail end of the 80s when The House Of Love were tipped for mega-stardom. The predicted stadium tours never materialised and a fractious relationship between band members lead to slow self-destruction. Leader Guy Chadwick went solo, while Terry Bickers, ranked by many as second only to Johnny Marr as a guitarist, formed Levitation and others, and took to teaching music in Brighton. With a new album just released and hatchets long buried, The House Of Love continue to shine on. (AP)

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Adam Peters started out publishing football fanzines in the late 80s. Various jobs on video games magazines and a brief dalliance scripting photo love stories for the teen press followed. Switching media to television, he co-wrote David Walliams' first sitcom, was somehow once BAFTA-nominated and now concentrates on pre-school animation series. Coming full circle, in 2013 he launched a roller derby fanzine.
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