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Last week’s heatwave was the setting for an adventure. Regular readers will know that Mrs H and I venture out in a van every now and then, but the Bank Holiday was the first time t...
I think we all know that times are hard, in virtually all respects, but financially, things have been tough for a long while. Every time it looks like there might be some respite,...
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Yesterday I spent five hours negotiating queues as I transported punters to the practice day of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. It was hot and dull and made doubly difficult...
Not the usual subject of this column, but as a fellow of Northampton, I’m heading to Twickenham tomorrow, driving a coach-load of supporters for the Prem Final. Exciting times for...
Last weekend saw me sail through another birthday unscathed, just about. There was a gathering to celebrate this one calendar year closer to the worm-filled sod, and the photo atta...
I’ve got to the stage where I try not to watch or listen to the news beyond 6 pm. It just means that I lie awake scrolling through the horrors and injustices that are seemingly all...
In the last four weeks, I have taken the train to gigs in London featuring the likes of My Girl The River, Jerry Joseph, Kevin Morby, and others. I am a very lucky man, and recentl...
Rumble of freight trains at dusk Tuesday delivery at scrap-metal yard Broom sweeping floor of bar in Sheboygan at closing time Hailstorm on roof of jalopy Guy named Monty playing s...
The comedian Nick Revell once performed a show based on the premise of exploring birdsong. It was hilarious, funny enough to remember decades later. The premise was that beneath th...
From snapping celery to clacking coconut shells, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra is uncovering the techniques Foley artists use to bring films to life this winter.
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Shed Seven have announced their forthcoming new album, Shed Seven, set for release on January 8, 2027, via Cooking Vinyl. The band have also shared the album’s lead single, “Stand...
You’re Gonna Need A Little Music is the sound of Yard Act in maximum flight, not afraid to change direction, still with the open and fun storytelling but immersed in a darker sound...
The conventional meets the experimental with a mix of new releases including three new ones from Ivo Perelman and some archive UK jazz from a band that never got around to releasin...
The Dregs by Podge Lane Irish-born, New York-based songwriter Podge Lane stirs with a memorable folk ballad in “The Dregs.” Recorded live to reel-to-reel tape in a rural Irish fish...
by Eric R. Just some of the most fun music you can listen to.Youtube Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqJf6H1ok7AVideo can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: @abbeyroadMade a Free Sampler with @CharlesJeffreyLOVERBOY and It’s Marvellously We...
Die kreative Energie des ländlichen Amerikas hat ein neues, aufregendes Sprachrohr: Porch Mud. Das Indie-Folk-Trio aus der Ozark-Region bricht nicht nur musikalisch alte Strukturen...
Awash in lush acoustics and hazy layers, Songs from the Garden is the solo debut EP from Danish project Bones of the Sun. The self-produced record weaves serene guitars and affecti...
Tune in for conversations about dry farming, data center regulation, and adventures on the open road. Plus, building community through men's sheds, and music from Larry and Joe, wh...
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