psychogeography
Reflections on ten tremendous years of Clay Pipe Music, with founder Frances Castle, through ten totemic releases
Kerri ní Dochartaigh’s genre defying book explores our attachments to place in beautiful, poetic detail according to Chris Bateman
Sharron Kraus talks to Gareth Thompson about her Preternatural Investigations podcast and finding ways into a place’s magic and mystery
As one of the most copious creators in the Concrete Islands orbit, Martin Jensen squeezes yet another album into an already-packed 2019 schedule
Hyperdub inaugurate their spoken word imprint with Mark Fisher and Justin Barton’s psychogeographical meditation on disappearance and the Suffolk coast
Burd Ellen’s Debbie Armour talks to Stewart Gardiner about her last trip to Mull, radical vulnerability and experimental Gaelic 7″ Chi Mi Bhuam
Carrying on his prolific polymathic run of 2019, Oliver Cherer teams up with ISAN’s Robin Saville, for an idiosyncratic conceptual ambient outing
Justin Hopper has made an invitingly out of place and out of time mixtape for Concrete Islands to accompany the Chanctonbury Rings album on Ghost Box
Justin Hopper, Sharron Kraus and Belbury Poly have brought the thinnest of places to vivid life in this oddly comforting avant-garde wonder
Richard King’s The Lark Ascending is cultural history at its most invigorating, a work of connections made through music and across the landscape
A cast of considerate remixers take the conceptual journeying of last year’s solo LP from Mark Peters into eclectic yet seamlessly navigated new directions
Tracey Thorn traces her past as a teenager in suburbia with a book that beautifully combines memoir, music and psychogeography