CHRIS BALD of THE FAITH – Song For Ewe
“There is something darkly humorous and ominously truthful lying just underneath the playful sounds of the music.”
Read MorePosted by Nick Hutchings | Mar 20, 2017 | News, Song for Ewe |
“There is something darkly humorous and ominously truthful lying just underneath the playful sounds of the music.”
Read MorePosted by Nick Hutchings | Mar 18, 2017 | News, Song for Ewe |
“In the early 80s I squatted in derelict social housing project in Manchester called Hulme – I lived in this Crescent- shaped modernist block, which was basically empty except for a few punks/weirdos and some Dreads…. Every sunny evening the Dreads would put the speakers on the balcony and blast Jah Rastafari across the bleak post-industrial collapsoscape.”
Read MorePosted by Nick Hutchings | Mar 17, 2017 | News, Song for Ewe |
“It was the ungodly mix of fizzing punk guitars and 60’s scifi synthesizer that got me. There was also a real 1968/78 synergy, when Paris youth rioted in the streets, chucking paving stones at the Gendarmes echoing and actually influencing Malcolm McLaren’s punk theatre.”
Read MorePosted by Nick Hutchings | Mar 16, 2017 | News, Song for Ewe |
“I do like an Alternate Universe story – whether it’s the Space Race carrying on to Mars,or Buddy Holly not dying, its all good – and seeing Ivor Game play live makes me feel like I’m in one.”
Read MorePosted by Nick Hutchings | Mar 15, 2017 | News, Song for Ewe |
“Like Aretha Franklin, her vocals crackle with a wild excitement that belies the total control and precision of her singing.”
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