Tunnel Club review, 28 October 1986

This is one typed page from an unidentified fanzine, headed Reviews, with no masthead, issue number or publication date. The right-hand column reviews The New English and The Third Man at the Tunnel Club in Greenwich on 28/10/86. The writer reports an audience of 25 on a wet Tuesday in an industrial setting, says The New English were by far the better of the two bands, and praises the riffs of a guitarist spelt Sharef. The rest of the page covers gigs by other acts. The page ends with a sign-off, ‘Nik’, and a handwritten note crediting the magazine’s artwork. The writer’s connection to the band is not stated. It is a contemporary account of one evening, not a setlist, and the zine’s title and issue remain unestablished.
The New English were by far the best, with Sharef playing some brilliant riffs.
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Tunnel Club review, 28 October 1986. The New English Archive. Last substantive revision 5 November 2026. https://thenewenglish.org/archive/tunnel-club-review/