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Journalist/broadcaster/documentary-maker, public arts project leader, author of The Sound of Being Human: How Music Shapes Our Lives. DM me on Insta.
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'We’ve been here before – bizarre men naming themselves king and behaving horribly': author Max Porter on hope, history and his dog, Happy

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By Jude Rogers Verified
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Photo: Sophie Bassouls / Getty Max Porter – bestselling author of wild, imaginative novels like Shy, Grief Is the Thing With Feathers and Lanny – is full of beans in his living room, wearing a yellow T-shirt that says “Listen to Sade”, telling me about his exciting weekend just outside his hometown of Bath. “I was camping in the haunted woods! I've previously had really weird times there, but we were in a patch that didn't seem overly haunted.
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He was looking for a job, now he’s found a job: Burnham, Manchester and the power of the Smiths

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Andy Burnham, after launching his mayoral re-election campaign in April 2024, poses outside the Salford Lads Club. Photo: Christopher Furlong / Getty Straight after launching the radical idea of shifting part of the base of parliamentary power last week, Britain’s prime-minister-in-waiting posted on social media. It didn’t suggest policy, but pop music: “I left the north again, I travelled south again,” he half-sung, before smiling into the camera.
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Wild Gods: The Glorious Abysmal review – truly fascinating songs born of tweed-beating and psychedelic trips

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Music that mines the past, while being a vehicle for healing … Jamie Livingstone of Wild Gods. Photograph: Odhran MhicLeòid A thick, distant rumble, the metallic sheen of an accordion drone and a woman singing a traditional Gaelic lament for the dead: these open Keening, the first track on the most fascinating folk-adjacent set of the summer. Wild Gods is a new project from Argyll’s Jamie Livingstone, a regular collaborator with the Scottish electronic producer Barry Can’t Swim.
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