Two of the folk involved in the Britannia Coconut Dancers and with the Stacksteads Brass Band had invited me to come along ...

A willow uses its soft green tresses to tickle its own reflection in the water A silver stream listens to itself its garbled ...

The edge is a work in progress, with round-the-clock crews building and blasting at the flat man’s whim. Sometimes he wants a ...

The bodies in Babitz’s book, which is subtitled ‘The World, The Flesh, and L.A.’, are usually objects of lust, bitchy ...

Growing up in Liverpool in the late 1960s, and into the 1970s there was always music by you know who, (those four lads) ...

A 1977 trip to Glasgow introduced me to the fabulous second-hand bookshop Voltaire and Rousseau, which happily is still ...

– It occurs to me that sometimes I don’t know what we’re talking about. – We gather information and then we put it in our ...

As he explains, ‘I used AI for the first time; the voice you hear was an audio recording of electric guitar which I then ...

Knowing how best to develop your sound as you progress as a band or musician is a conundrum which many musicians do not solve ...

TROUSERS Worsted trews, pinstripe Studebakers with sewn-in sandbags, gopher pants, luminous bellbottoms, flapdoodles, ...

Israeli Zionists are obsessed with the superiority of the Jewish bloodline. This overtly supremacist position is behind all ...

Mother’s black horn comb still tangles a dry, coiled strand of grey hair. Like wire piercing your palm, it keeps growing. The ...