Saul’s first band the Metros burned bright and fast, appearing and pulling a huge advance that was blown through in seconds in a traditional rock n roll style and disappearing just like that. By the time of his next band he was as hungry as ever and with the Fat White Family he reanimated once again the rotting corpse of rock n roll – a colour band in a black and white world, a maelstrom raging round a creative centre of Lias Saoudi and Saul Adamcewski. As FWF marched onwards, Saul created, joined or otherwise dived into a number of other projects including Insecure Men. Warmduscher, Moonlandingz.

Saul released a couple of solo records. The Coward is his latest project and also an album with his Insecure Men colleague Marley Mackey. The album came out in March this year and has several features from the American outsider poet John S. Hall.

Crying out loud. emo kid, sad frog. real life gaming. Natural Intelligence. Ringtone ballads through a straw. Music from a biographical diary that you don’t know is fiction.
I sit down at the keyboard to play. I reach for the mic to sing.

An avid record collector, she is behind the Invisible Sounds label formed in London in 2012 and now based in Lisbon. She is a prominent figure on the Lisbon scene, not only as a DJ but also promoting events. Liza has always been a great advocate for female and trans DJs and artists, which has led her to organise several successful events for International Women’s Day in London and Lisbon and the Isodea Festival in Barreiro. She has a long-term relationship with the cult club Salon des Amateurs in Dusseldorf, a bond that has been strengthened by bringing renowned artists such as Lena Wilikens, Toulouse Low Trax, Lucas and Marijana Croon to Portugal.