Fischer-Z

Fronted by the enigmatic John Watts as vocals/guitar, Steve Skolnik on keyboards (yes, that was me!), Steve Liddle on drums and David Graham on bass, Fischer-Z leaped onto the music scene in 1979 with our debut album, Word Salad. We played a form of new wave that has been compared in equal parts to Roxy Music and Talking Heads with art-pop and prog-rock leanings. Our hits included "So Long" and "First Impressions (Pretty Paracetamol)". To hear clips of these and other tracks and see us in action then visit www.last.fm/music/Fischer-Z. To find out more about the band then visit www.johnwatts.co.uk.

The Eternal Triangle

Post Fischer-Z, Steve Skolnik was in The Eternal Triangle which was signed to the label Situation 2, an offshoot of the larger Beggars Banquet label. In 1984 The Eternal Triangle released Touch and Let Go.

Bespoke by Betty Norbury

We are delighted to be featured in Bespoke by Betty Norbury which lists 190 leading fine furniture makers and is published by Stobart Davies.

The Millenry Works Gallery, Islington

It is over ten years since The Millinery Works first opened the doors of it's beautiful ex-hat factory in Islington and embarked on the exhibition programme that has made it one of the most enjoyable of London's smaller venues.

The Sanctum, Highgate Village

The Sanctum is a newly opened clinic in Highgate Village run by experienced psychologist and psychotherapist, Lisa Mollura.