Also for the Q Best British Songs issue, I interviewed Nicky Wire and James Dean Bradfield about the mighty A Design For Life. Text after the jump. Continue Reading »
More Q bits… first up, Karl Hyde on Born Slippy. I did press on the record when it was first released (’95) and its 750,000 selling reissue in ’97. Now I’m writing about it as the best British record made in the last 50 years. Karl is – and always has been – a total gent. Glad to still be in touch after such a long time. Continue Reading »
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Interviewed the majestic British Sea Power on a skiff scooting up and down the Thames a few weeks back for Q. Free canapes, some old goat from the Tory party and The Great Skua chiming out just outside Parliament. Full piece after the jump. Quality of photo due to quality of free piss on board the boat. Continue Reading »
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“We need to cherish these things while they still exist. Seek solace, seek knowledge. Seek power.”
Extremely proud to have been part of this piece - Nicky Wire on the plight of our libraries in today’s Guardian.
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There are a couple of Roam overviews online now. Am still ridiculously made up about what we achieved. Watch The Guardian film here and the BBC one here.
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In a year that’s seen editing three different magazines, winning an art award and having a kid, here comes another strange addition to the CV. I was official photographer for the Manics album launch the other day. The band were ace (not that you’d know that from talking to them). The pics went on Twitter. The good people at The Quietus asked if they could use them. Eat your heart out Mick Rock.
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Wrote a piece for the latest edition of the beautiful Station magazine for the good people at Edge and Barrett .
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