Tag: Greg Russell
Danny Pedler & Greg Russell: Field And Dyke – album review
With Field And Dyke, Danny Pedler and Greg Russell do some joined-up thinking on the folk arts.
Greg Russell and Ciaran Algar: The Met, Bury – live review
No longer young things (relatively speaking) but still very bright things - the duo of Greg Russel & Ciaran Algar dazzle The Met in Bury
Jack Rutter and Greg Russell: The Met, Bury – live review
Jack Rutter and Greg Russell bring their own brand of bright young folk music to The Met in Bury.
Greg Russell & Ciaran Algar: Utopia And Wasteland – album review
Utopia And Wasteland finds Greg Russell and Ciaran Algar stepping up once more to assume the mantle of folk music giants.
Shake The Chains, Commoners Choir: The Met, Bury – live review
SHAKE THE CHAINS, COMMONERS CHOIR
THE MET, BURY
2 February 2018
It’s Independent Venue Week around the country and at The Met a fearsome double bill headlined...
LIVE
Working Mens Club: Manchester YES – livecast gig review
A classic gig that cuts through livecast Working Mens Club are one of most exciting bands in the UK who transcend these times and the tech to deliver a dark death disco perfection...
INTERVIEWS
WATCH THIS! Stuart Braithwaite (Mogwai) in depth interview with John Robb
Mogwai have been reshaping post rock or whatever you want to call that space for years now. In truth they operate brilliantly in the shadows of post punk, soundscape, soundtrack and even Goth to create stunning spectral pieces that are captivating and thrilling. They are also eloquent and outspoken as John Robb found out when he spoke to band member Stuart Braithwaite.
NEWS
Best SPARKS cover ever? Mary T & Bruce Brand perform ‘This Town…’
Best SPARKS cover ever? Mary T & Bruce Brand perform 'This Town Ain't Big Enough For the...
MEDIA
Tokyo Story – film review
Tokyo Story (1953)
Director: Yasujirō Ozu
Cast: Hideo Fujino, Ayako Katsuragi, Mieko Takamine
Language: Japanese (with optional English subtitles)
Run time:...
FESTIVALS
Keith Goldhanger’s Things To Do Festival #2 April 18th 2020.
Keith Goldhanger has arranged a second on line music festival featuring more of his favourite bands that takes place on Saturday 18th April 2020.
