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The Unthanks – “Lines” – a gorgeous journey into three sets of lives
Latest posts by Ross McGibbon (see all)
- Banging Colours – “Hallucinogenic Treasures from the Convolution of an Imaginative Brain” – review of a souvenir from a time that maybe never was - December 4, 2020
- Young Marble Giants – “Colossal Youth” 40th anniversary reissue – a reminder of outsider genius - December 4, 2020
- Johanna Burnheart – BURNHEART - November 26, 2020
The Eskies – “AND DON’T SPARE THE HORSES” – a riotous Brechtian reincarnation of The Pogues
Latest posts by Ross McGibbon (see all)
- Banging Colours – “Hallucinogenic Treasures from the Convolution of an Imaginative Brain” – review of a souvenir from a time that maybe never was - December 4, 2020
- Young Marble Giants – “Colossal Youth” 40th anniversary reissue – a reminder of outsider genius - December 4, 2020
- Johanna Burnheart – BURNHEART - November 26, 2020
How a Lost Folk Classic Shows Stark Unsettling Beauty
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James MacLaren
Philosophy teacher and music enthusiast. Musical interests stretch from old school soul, post-punk and 80s Indie (reflecting my time as an 80s goth), UK folk revival, and reggae. I also love pop music.
Latest posts by James MacLaren (see all)
- 10 Albums From 1972 - October 15, 2017
- How a Lost Folk Classic Shows Stark Unsettling Beauty - October 11, 2017
- V/A – Wayfaring Strangers: Acid Nightmares (Numero 2017) - October 7, 2017
Jon Boden puts on a formidable show in Saltaire
Latest posts by Ross McGibbon (see all)
- Banging Colours – “Hallucinogenic Treasures from the Convolution of an Imaginative Brain” – review of a souvenir from a time that maybe never was - December 4, 2020
- Young Marble Giants – “Colossal Youth” 40th anniversary reissue – a reminder of outsider genius - December 4, 2020
- Johanna Burnheart – BURNHEART - November 26, 2020
Moulettes- Preternatural Delightfully dippy prog-pop-folk
Latest posts by Ross McGibbon (see all)
- Banging Colours – “Hallucinogenic Treasures from the Convolution of an Imaginative Brain” – review of a souvenir from a time that maybe never was - December 4, 2020
- Young Marble Giants – “Colossal Youth” 40th anniversary reissue – a reminder of outsider genius - December 4, 2020
- Johanna Burnheart – BURNHEART - November 26, 2020
Maarja Nuut – Une Meeles Estonian otherworldliness and electronica
Latest posts by Ross McGibbon (see all)
- Banging Colours – “Hallucinogenic Treasures from the Convolution of an Imaginative Brain” – review of a souvenir from a time that maybe never was - December 4, 2020
- Young Marble Giants – “Colossal Youth” 40th anniversary reissue – a reminder of outsider genius - December 4, 2020
- Johanna Burnheart – BURNHEART - November 26, 2020
John McCusker – Live at Saltaire Victoria Hall 5th May 2016 “Ach, it could have been worse”
Latest posts by Ross McGibbon (see all)
- Banging Colours – “Hallucinogenic Treasures from the Convolution of an Imaginative Brain” – review of a souvenir from a time that maybe never was - December 4, 2020
- Young Marble Giants – “Colossal Youth” 40th anniversary reissue – a reminder of outsider genius - December 4, 2020
- Johanna Burnheart – BURNHEART - November 26, 2020
Lau – Live at The Live Rooms, Saltaire 20th November 2015
Latest posts by Ross McGibbon (see all)
- Banging Colours – “Hallucinogenic Treasures from the Convolution of an Imaginative Brain” – review of a souvenir from a time that maybe never was - December 4, 2020
- Young Marble Giants – “Colossal Youth” 40th anniversary reissue – a reminder of outsider genius - December 4, 2020
- Johanna Burnheart – BURNHEART - November 26, 2020
Moulettes – Live at the Brudenell Social Club, Leeds 13th November 2015
Latest posts by Ross McGibbon (see all)
- Banging Colours – “Hallucinogenic Treasures from the Convolution of an Imaginative Brain” – review of a souvenir from a time that maybe never was - December 4, 2020
- Young Marble Giants – “Colossal Youth” 40th anniversary reissue – a reminder of outsider genius - December 4, 2020
- Johanna Burnheart – BURNHEART - November 26, 2020
True North Festival, Aberdeen
I am not a churchgoer. At all. But I am guessing it is out of the ordinary to find a queue to get into one snaking up the path and on to the street
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