Reelin' and a rockin': Garage-rock shots

Angus, singer of the band Liars. Live at ATP festival in Camber Sands Photograph: Emily Beaver/guardian.co.uk/music

A regular at the burlesque night Lady Luck, which is held at Bethnal Green Working Men's Club Photograph: Emily Beaver/guardian.co.uk/music

Taken at a Masonics gig in London, another garage-rock favourite. King Salami (King Salami and the Cumberland 3) and friends are watching from the audience Photograph: Emily Beaver/guardian.co.uk/music

Taken at the 100 Club's long-running Northern Soul All-nighter. Matt Bolton from the Sugars is a regular down there, along with girlfriend Faye Photograph: Emily Beaver/guardian.co.uk/music

The Jim Jones Revue at Madame Jojo's. One of the loudest bands around, they have been described as a cross between MC5 and Little Richard Photograph: Emily Beaver/guardian.co.uk/music

Husband-and-wife dance team Duotard performing at the Legion on London's Old Street. Mike and Jennifer are Hot Breath Karaoke and, along with these successful singalong parties, they regularly host nights at the Bethnal Green Working Men's Club Photograph: Emily Beaver/guardian.co.uk/music

This was taken at a Jennifer Hot Breath performance at Tapestry festival in Wales. They opened for Chrome Hoof in these beguiling costumes Photograph: Emily Beaver/guardian.co.uk/music

Jennifer Hot Breath on her wedding day, getting married to Mike Hot Breath in Bow, London Photograph: Emily Beaver/guardian.co.uk/music

The Buff Medways live in their regular slot at The Dirty Water Club, Tufnell Park, London Photograph: Emily Beaver/guardian.co.uk/music

The unmistakably stylish leg of Billy Childish, playing the Dirty Water Club Photograph: Emily Beaver/guardian.co.uk/music