Monday, August 18, 2008
Who Gives A Folk?
Last month I spoke at the Time Out Battle Satellites event, Who Gives A Folk? alongside singer Barb Jungr, Telegraph music critic Ivan Hewett and Time Out music editor Eddy Lawrence. And in the run up to this event, I penned a piece exploring past and recent trends in folk for spiked-online. Surprisingly, the event was favourably reviewed in the New Statesman and discussed at length at the Culture Wars website.
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