Interview: Chroma Noir
Good electronic music doesn’t just make you want to move. Instead, it should build up an entire environment around you, transforming ordinary rooms and buildings into … Continue reading Interview: Chroma Noir
Good electronic music doesn’t just make you want to move. Instead, it should build up an entire environment around you, transforming ordinary rooms and buildings into … Continue reading Interview: Chroma Noir
Who would have thought it eh? There we all were thinking of the Brontë sisters, cosily scribbling away in the vicarage at Haworth when all the time there was rivalry and mayhem.
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Chris Euesden is one of life’s journeymen musicians. Over the years, he’s been a songwriter, performer, label owner, compere, sound engineer. He helped students at York College learn about music and has been a stalwart at York’s Black Swan folk club for many years. Euesden has quietly done his thing in York for decades. I remember him putting up posters in the 1990s for acoustic gigs. He promoted the now legendary Townes Van Zandt and a young Kate Rusby, among others.
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