Bullet Allnighter

Northern Soul is a high-energy dance music movement from 1960s Northern England, featuring rare, fast-paced American soul records with infectious beats and soaring vocals. Known for passionate DJs, all-nighters, and athletic dance moves, it’s more than music—it’s a way of life with nonstop dancing.

‘60s Garage Punk was the raw, rebellious precursor to punk rock, blending primitive rock ‘n’ roll with fuzzed-out guitars, pounding drums, and snarling vocals. Bands like The Sonics, The Standells, and The Seeds cranked up the distortion, creating a DIY, no-frills sound that fueled youth rebellion.

Mod culture, born in late ‘50s London, was a youth movement defined by sharp fashion, scooters, and a love for soul, jazz, and R&B. Mods embraced all-night dance clubs, & rebellious, forward-thinking attitudes. Bands like The Who & Small Faces fueled the scene, which later clashed with 60s rockers.