Miscellaneous - November 2018
by Admin
published: 27 / 11 / 2018
intro
Hello, and welcome to the late November edition of the Pennyblackmusic Magazine. We are premiering this month the video for ‘Murder Park’, which is taken from Madam’s extraordinary third album, ‘Back to the Sea’. In what
Hello, and welcome to the late November edition of the Pennyblackmusic Magazine. We are premiering this month the video for ‘Murder Park’, which is taken from Madam’s extraordinary third album, ‘Back to the Sea’. In what became an ‘accidental’ interview, our fifth with her, we also talk to singer-songwriter and front woman Sukie Smith about its making in Los Angeles, and her continued plans to create a video for every track on the album. We are also running another ten interviews this month. In our lead interview drummer Woody Woodmansey speaks to Lisa Torem about his years working with David Bowie as one of the infamous Spiders from Mars and his work on such classic albums such as ‘The Man Who Sold the World, ‘Hunky Dory’ and ‘The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust’; his recent memoir and his current project Holy Holy and its upcoming tour. Our other headline interviews include former 4AD act Dead Can Dance on ‘Dionysus’, their first album in seven years; one-time Brit pop act Embrace on their forthcoming tour to celebrate the 21st Anniversary of their debut LP ‘The Good Will Out’; Scottish dance/rock act Hipsway on their comeback album, ‘Secrets and Dreams’, and 70’s mod act Secret Affair on next year’s 40th anniversary tour. We are also running interviews with Benjamin Orr biographer Joe Milliken; young 60’s-influenced act Lucas & King; experimental artist Ashley Reaks; producer Matt Brown about 'On Big Shoulders', his album project which takes as its theme the city of Chicago, and Liverpool-based singer-songwriter Emilio Pinchi whose new EP 'Holiday' is being released on cassette. Other highlights include a profile on Bobbie Gentry; a tribute to Chas Hodges of Chas and Dave;Ten Songs That Made Me Love...columns on Graham Parker and the Mystery Jets; an Under the Radar column on psych folk act The Rowan Amber Mill; sixteen live reviews and Photoscapes and over 25 album reviews. As always this magazine has come together through the hard work of a lot of people. Thank you to Carl Bookstein, Kimberly Bright, Malcolm Carter, Daniel Cressey, Nicky Crewe, Nick Dent-Robinson, Anthony Dhanendran, Dixie Ernill, Gillian Fish, Dave Goodwin, Keith How, Ben Howarth, Adrian Huggins, Adrian Janes, Steve Kinrade, Richard Lewis, L. Paul Mann, Chris O’Toole, Mark Rowland, Maarten Schiethart, Lisa Torem, Andrew Twambley and Denzil Watson. Special thanks to our webmaster Richard Banks for his work behind the scenes. We will be back with an album and single reviews update in early December and a full edition just before Christmas. We have interviews planned with the Willard Grant Conspiracy, Muddy Waters Jr, Al Joshua, the Eastern Swell, Peace Signs, Errant Boy and the Volunteered, and will also be running our annual Writers and Photographers’ Albums of the Year poll. Please check out our regular Facebook and Twitter updates. The Thank you as always for reading Pennyblackmusic, John Clarkson Magazine Editor www.pennyblackmusic.co.uk
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