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Looking beyond the lockdowns – the Provincials feature/interview
Ground-breaking singer/songwriter turned broadcaster and double WriteWyattUK interviewee Tom Robinson described Provincials on his BBC 6 Music show as ‘poetic, brooding, resonant and menacing’, with ‘an edge of Ennio Morricone’, while The Independent deemed them, ‘by turns ethereal, unsettling and … Continue reading
Independents’ Day – fighting the lockdown from behind closed doors at Action Records and Vinyl Exchange
As the UK returned late last week to ‘non-essential’ retail limbo – aka Lockdown 2 – amid the on-going coronavirus pandemic, I felt it was high time I caught up with two treasured independent North West record shops among many … Continue reading
Exploring transcendental meditation lockdown blues – talking More Than Time with Carl Hunter
At a time when concerns grow over the possibility of a further national lockdown in the battle against COVID-19, a newly-released short film documenting the streets of Liverpool as you’ve most likely never seen them before gives a timely reminder … Continue reading
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Tagged Carl Hunter, Coronavirus, Don McCullin, Edge Hill University, Frank Cottrell Boyce, Grow Your Own, Hurricane Films, Institute for Creative Enterprise, Linda McCartney, Liverpool, lockdown, Merseyside, More Than Time, Peter Hooton, Sometimes Always Never, Steve Grimes, The Farm, The Unforgotten Coat
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