Step On, a poster for an indie disco: Manchester, Britpop and indie classics through the ages. The Gallagher brothers stare out of it in black and white, boxed in yellow and pink hazard stripes, the name in that bruised Madchester lettering. Chorley’s first indie night, at Rileys Taproom and Wine Bar, a Thursday in September, free in.
The brief writes itself with a night like this: it has to look like the music, so it borrows the whole visual language of the era, the stripes, the swagger, the two most famous brothers in the city. A poster that tells you exactly what you are walking into before you have read a word of it.
