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Preview – XRAY 10
The latest edition of X Ray Horse Music will be this Friday 10th of December at The Harley (home of good gin and killer strawberry cider) with some cool bands to check out. In preparation of this event, here’s a few samples of stuff you will hear this Friday (after paying the door tax of…
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Interview – Les Shelleys
Les Shelleys are a fun band. It has been said before in this very site. They also do a very good live show. This also was said right here. After a great gig in the Night and Day Café in Manchester, I managed to talk with Tom and Angela, in a basement that looked a…
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Unfortunate letters of incidents – 12
Welcome to our weekly column with Russ “chords of gold” Palmer. This week, he had some handy man worries that James May refused to answer, so then he wrote to Black & Decker…
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A quiet affair
Chi Limpiroj + Jay Leighton + Les Shelleys + Gregory and the Hawk @ Night and Day Café, Manchester Picture this: A cold Monday night in Manchester in a half filled Night and Day Café. 4 acts with no rhythm sections (at least, not conventional ones) and a looming harsh winter season. Such was the…
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Hauschka – Foreign Landscapes
Kepler said more than 400 years ago that Planets were actually quite entertained singing it up in the sky. Weird, but that’s one major piece of discovery for Astronomy: it was the laws of planetary motion. It is said also that every color, stone, sunset, the human body and even a telephone line is perfectly…
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The winter of our folk discontent
Quiet Loner – Spectrology The Skinny: Introspection for the winter. The Review Proper: Songs from a musty porch in Middle America, England. Quiet Loner, aka Matt Hill, is a very quiet musician. Haven’t met him personally, but from his music, you can guess quite a lot.

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