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From The Archives: Adam Stafford Interview
This article originally ran in The Herald Newspaper (Scotland) on August 18, 2011 under the heading CULT-POP HERO EMERGES FROM CULTURAL VORTEX… Falkirk has produced more than its share of stellar cult-pop heroes, including free-jazz guru Bill Wells, post-rock versifiers … Continue reading
2011: A Vintage Year for The Scottish Album
This article originally appeared in The Herald Newspaper (Scotland) on December 26 2011, under the heading: Out With The Old – The Highs of 2011. Herald Critics Look Back At A Jam-Packed Year of Arts. As global major labels misfired … Continue reading
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