Riffs for our troubled times: The Nightingales – The Awful Truth
❉ The Nightingales are more artistically relevant than ever, writes James Collingwood.
Articles by James Collingwood
Justin Lewis talks ‘Don’t Stop the Music: A Year of Pop History”
❉ Brilliantly simple as an idea but also ambitious, Justin Lewis creates a glorious interlocking history.
The Nothing To Do With Anything Show returns
❉ John Dredge has once again created a self-contained comedy world for us to immerse ourselves in for his sixth series, writes James Collingwood.
Don’t Stop the Music: A Year of Pop History, One Day at a Time
❉ Brilliantly simple as an idea but also ambitious, Justin Lewis creates a glorious interlocking history.
‘Typist Artist Pirate King’
❉ Carol Morley’s films always have a beating heart to them and her latest is no exception, writes James Collingwood.
Echoes: Will Sergeant talks
❉ Bunnyman Will chats about his memoirs, touring during the Cold War, Kurt Cobain’s cardigan, recent projects and more.
Will Sergeant’s Echoes: A Memoir Continued
❉ Will’s second book describes the first full flowering of the Bunnymen’s creativity and coolness.
John Dredge talks
❉ James Collingwood chats with Plinths frontman John Dredge about his magical comedy world.
‘Mud: The Singles 1973-80’ reviewed
❉ If there’s such a thing as a Mud completist, this is the box set for you.
‘Round and Round: Progressive Sounds of 1974’
❉ James Collingwood on a new box set charting the end of prog rock’s golden age.