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Tunnel Club review, 28 October 1986

Typed fanzine page headed Reviews; the right-hand column reviews The New English and The Third Man at the Tunnel Club.
A fanzine Reviews page with a review of The New English and The Third Man at the Tunnel Club, Greenwich, 28 October 1986.Full-size image
Type
Fanzine review
Date
28/10/86
Also named
The Third Man, Tunnel Club, Greenwich, Blackwall Tunnel, Bonapartes, The Damned, Blue In Heaven, Liverpool Royal Court, The Redskins
Image credit
Page signed off “Nik”.
Web copy
Private contact details are masked on this web copy. The original document is unchanged.

This typed fanzine page, headed Reviews, includes a review of The New English and The Third Man at the Tunnel Club in Greenwich on 28 October 1986. 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, and it ends with a sign-off from Nik and a handwritten note crediting the magazine’s artwork. It is the earliest review of the band in the archive.

The New English were by far the best, with Sharef playing some brilliant riffs.

Fanzine review of the Tunnel Club gig, 28 October 1986.

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Tunnel Club review, 28 October 1986. The New English Archive. Last substantive revision 6 November 2026. https://thenewenglish.uk/archive/tunnel-club-review/

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