Faith Eliott
Medieval beasts, independence (and the art of language)
It’s maybe apt that Faith Eliott is in Oxford – not in the university, but on the way back from a gig in that city synonymous with the world of learning.
Feature
Siobhan Wilson
French Connections (.)
I have a lot of ground to cover with Siobhan Wilson – from her childhood in the highlands to her new album
Jonny B Grey
Remembering Scott Hutchison (.)
It seems more than a little surreal to be sitting in a Philadelphia coffee shop as I write this one year on.
Citizen Bravo
Talking money and music (with Matt Brennan)
It’s not unusual for musicians to attend university, but more often than not art college is the destination
Idlewild
Growing old gracefully (with Roddy Woomble)
You could forgive a band approaching their quarter-century for taking things a little easier.
Cries and Whispers
Cries and Whispers 1983 - 1991 (Anthony Reynolds)
Japan were, to me (at least before I read this book) a distant memory and a fleeting footnote in the history of pop.
A Mote Of Dust
Ashes to ashes (with Craig B)
“Critically acclaimed” is often another way of saying an artist has a small, perhaps, cult following
C Duncan
an introductory letter (with Mr Chris Duncan on his new album, 'Health')
I feel like I’m amongst friends when I fire up my trusty tape recorder
Pilotcan
revival gets off to a flyer (with Keiron Melotte)
“We hate it when our friends become successful,” goes a probably not tongue-in-cheek song by Morrissey.
Fenella
Malicious (Video premiere)
Here at itm? we’re proud to premiere the latest video from Fenella – ‘Malicious’.