Talk:The Bandwagon Club

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Cosmic Scouse & Scallydelica

Can somebody write up an article about the 'Cosmic Scouse' and 'Scallydelica' music scenes?^[1]^[2]^[3] Madchester has got a large article linked to Psychedelic music and Alternative rock on Wikipedia...but you only get Cosmic Scouse mentioned in random articles such as The Bandwagon Club, even though 20 years ago it cropped up quite a bit in the music press. On the other hand random sub-genres like 'Hipster hop' and 'Wonky pop', which may have only been dreamt up/noted by a couple of random journalists (or, in the case of the latter, been a bit of a failure if the idea was to create a lasting scene that was much more than a couple of hit albums by MIKA) are deemed worthy of inclusion.

References

[1] ttps://cargocollective.com/IddywilliamsGD/Cosmic-Scousers-A-Mind-Map-of-Liverpool-s-Psychedelic-connections

[2] ttps://www.getintothis.co.uk/2017/09/howie-payne-talks-things-stands-cosmic-scouse-spotify/

[3] ttps://issuu.com/iddy32/docs/final_format

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