Reviews and videos from Indietracks
As some of you know – and as The Glass Delusion explains – I’m not the best at blowing my own trumpet. Self-promotion comes as naturally to me as ballet […]
Indietracks, synchronicity, and the first pint of the day
There’s a bit in a Daniel Kitson show where he’s talking about sitting in his car at a junction, waiting behind another car. The indicators on the two cars are […]
My album The Glass Delusion is available now!
[Skip the spiel: listen or buy now] Certainty can make great anthemic pop songs. You can dance to certainty. It is a Good Thing. Doubt can make music that’s more […]
The Road to Indietracks
As I’ve mentioned here previously, I don’t much care for the notion of an ‘Indietracks warm-up’. This is the term widely given to any UK indiepop gig in the run-up […]
Eeeeeeeeeee, I’m on at Indietracks!
As you may have already seen – particularly if you follow me on Twitter, where my blathering about it is particularly intense – the big news around here is that […]
Little moments of woo
So I played Acoustic Loveliness at the Closed Shop last week. The music happens in the main bit of the pub – it’s not a nice, tucked-away little room like […]
Footballer ballads: a new micro-genre
Through the miracle of the Anorak forum I have just discovered ‘The Ballad of Paul Tierney‘ by Lonely Tourist. It’s a pretty nice song. And it’s about a footballer. As […]
Pete Green 