Don’t think I ever posted this back when it went online – an interview with Iain Sinclair about the Olympics from summer 2011 that I did for the Quietus. He’s not far wrong…
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A piece I wrote for Caught by the River on this year’s Great British Beer Festival. A fine, fine day out.
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As the dust settled around the Olympic opening ceremony, Rick Smith from Underworld talked to me about the role he’d undertaken (as musical director for the whole event). There’s a hell of a lot more of this interview – 6000 words or s0 – that I’m going to try to edit into shape and post somewhere soon. As always, a top chap to talk to and a night that’ll stay burnt into the memory for a long time to come.
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Jeremy Deller‘s inflatable Stonehenge is currently touring the capital – I wrote a piece for the Create Festival newspaper about Jeremy (will post a link if I can find one) and did a quick precis for Caught by the River. Click here to read.
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Wrote a couple of quick guides to Olympian boozers in the run up to the big games – click for pubs with gardens and venues with live music.
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Traveled round the peripheries of Wales for a series of audioslides on the Wales Coast Path for the Guardian. Learnt a hell of a lot about my homeland from each of the interviews. The first one takes place on the north coast and in Anglesey and features Professor Chris Morris and Jon Savage.
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Interviewed one of the UK’s greatest producers – the mighty Geoff Barrow – for The Quietus.
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