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Dame Deborah James obituary
Frank, warm and funny podcaster and campaigner who raised millions for bowel cancer charities
Jude Rogers
29, Jun, 2022 @9:54 AM
Cheerio, Duckie: regulars look back at the LGBTQ+ club that broke the mould
After 27 years, the groundbreaking, and often notorious, Saturday night at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern in London ends next month
05, Jun, 2022 @11:00 AM
Alison Cotton: The Portrait You Painted of Me review | Jude Rogers's folk album of the month
Cotton’s album renders traditional music in uncanny colours with influences from her native north-east England
Jude Rogers
03, Jun, 2022 @7:30 AM
Can Abba recreate the feel of a concert using digital versions of themselves 41 years after their last set?
This week the supergroup begin seven months of gigs in a purpose-built London arena… with the band members elsewhere
Jude Rogers
22, May, 2022 @10:00 AM
Angeline Morrison: The Brown Girl and Other Folk Songs review | Jude Rogers's folk album of the month
A collection focused on the place of people of colour in British folklore is abundant with meaning and feeling
Jude Rogers
06, May, 2022 @8:00 AM
Favourite festival sold out? Here are the best alternatives
After two long years, festivals are back – but tickets are in short supply. Here are some options if you’ve missed out, featuring rave-jazz parties, fairground rides and organic psychedelia
Kitty Empire, Kathryn Bromwich and Jude Rogers
17, Apr, 2022 @9:00 AM
Nick Hart: Nick Hart Sings Ten English Folk Songs review | Jude Rogers's folk album of the month
The East Anglian singer’s humanity and sly humour crackle through these simple, stripped-down traditional songs
Jude Rogers
08, Apr, 2022 @8:00 AM
Mira Calix was an open-hearted musician who brought magic to the everyday
The Warp Records producer and composer, who has died at 51, broke out of the album format to make immersive, haunting, deeply human works of sound art
Jude Rogers
29, Mar, 2022 @1:21 PM
Sinéad Gleeson and Kim Gordon in conversation: ‘The best music books are about grief, politics, family, loss’
The Irish author and the former Sonic Youth bassist have co-edited an eclectic collection of women’s writing about music that includes Anne Enright and Rachel Kushner
Jude Rogers
27, Mar, 2022 @8:00 AM
Folk star Vashti Bunyan: ‘My voice made me think of sorrow. I didn’t even sing to my children’
Groomed to be a 60s pop star, the singer instead headed for the Hebrides in a horse-drawn cart and then withdrew from music for 30 years. She recalls those fraught, naive but incomparable times
Jude Rogers
18, Mar, 2022 @6:00 AM
Arun Sood: Searching Erskine review – elegy to a Hebridean past
This gorgeous sonic tribute to the abandoned island of Vallay, where the artist’s grandmother once lived, is filled with folk memory and longing
Jude Rogers
11, Mar, 2022 @9:00 AM
Brittle With Relics by Richard King; Welsh (Plural): Essays on the Future of Wales – reviews
A gritty oral history and a vibrant set of essays examine Wales’s past and its renewed sense of purpose, sparked by a new generation of Welsh speakers
Jude Rogers
07, Mar, 2022 @9:00 AM
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