The place where we belonged
Indietracks was more than just a music festival. So you can mourn it, but be sure to take inspiration from it too
Tag Archives: indietracks
July was some month (part 2: the Viking thunderclap)
I knew we were on to something special when the Viking thunderclap started up. The rest of the time – those sad, negligible 362 days of the year when we’re […]
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 […]
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 […]
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