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.
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.
I have a lot of ground to cover with Siobhan Wilson – from her childhood in the highlands to her new album
It seems more than a little surreal to be sitting in a Philadelphia coffee shop as I write this one year on.
It’s not unusual for musicians to attend university, but more often than not art college is the destination
You could forgive a band approaching their quarter-century for taking things a little easier.
Japan were, to me (at least before I read this book) a distant memory and a fleeting footnote in the history of pop.
“Critically acclaimed” is often another way of saying an artist has a small, perhaps, cult following
I feel like I’m amongst friends when I fire up my trusty tape recorder
“We hate it when our friends become successful,” goes a probably not tongue-in-cheek song by Morrissey.
Here at itm? we’re proud to premiere the latest video from Fenella – ‘Malicious’.