BEHIND THE FENCE
Luke’s mum’s attic is full of memories . . . a battered shoebox, yellowed cassette tapes, a scratched Walkman that still hisses when he presses play. Each object pulls him back to the 1990s indie scene and the sounds of The Stone Roses, The Charlatans, and Oasis . . . when music meant escape, friendship burned brighter than stage lights, and every song felt like a lifeline.
Behind the Fence is a coming-of-age mixtape of memory, music, and Manchester rain. Through dusty Polaroids, crumpled ticket stubs, and a muddy Knebworth field, Luke and his three best mates chase something bigger than themselves . . . freedom, belonging, the feeling of standing on the edge of the world with the amps turned up loud.
For anyone who’s ever made a mixtape, climbed a fence, or found salvation in a song, this is your story, too. A timeless coming-of-age story for fans of Britpop and 90s nostalgia.
