Folk music
From the utterly profane to the thoroughly sacred: How football chants became the folk music of today
From the utterly profane to the thoroughly sacred: How football chants became the folk music of today
How the sound of the terraces reflects the times
Saxophonist Alabaster DePlume: ‘I want to make music that the world invents a special insult for’
Saxophonist Alabaster DePlume: ‘I want to make music that the world invents a special insult for’
DePlume’s music shares an improvisational spirit with both jazz and folk, but defies categorisation
Robin Ince: ‘Performing at three festivals in three days is a fitting end to Fringe month’
Robin Ince: ‘Performing at three festivals in three days is a fitting end to Fringe month’
After the exertions of the Edinburgh Fringe, would a whole weekend of music festivals finish Robin Ince off?
Shirley Collins: Heartbreak stole my voice. Singing again is extraordinary
Shirley Collins: Heartbreak stole my voice. Singing again is extraordinary
Stone Club: The most literal rock tour you’ll ever see