Play it Right – new music video from @SylvanEsso
Sylvan Esso’s Play it Right isn’t out until May 26th, but we have a sneak peek of the video to share. Written originally for her band Mountain Man, when Amelia Meath asked producer Nick Sanborn […]
April 2014
WW1: Visit the Wellington Quarry where 24,000 soldiers lived underground before the Battle of Arras
‘They are young, far too young’, French journalist Jules Mathon on the British soldiers at the Battle of Arras. If you think the London Underground can be a claustrophobic squeeze, imagine being one of 24,000 soldiers crammed […]
Spirit, a new album by Deborah Bonham on Spectra Records.
This I believe is Bonham’s fourth album and marks her move to US label, Spectra Records. Recorded in Chichester, England and Nashville, USA, mixed by Mike Poole, and co-produced by Glenn Skinner, it features twelve […]
Experience WW1 poet Wilfred Owen’s last hours – without getting pointlessly blown up for Britain
If you don’t know what happened to war poet Wilfred Owen then the title you’ve already read contained a spoiler. Poets are often regarded as effete chaps who spend their days weeping about the futility of life, […]