Lovely to talk with Jeremy Kingsbury of Wetootwag's Bagpipe Podcast about Dixon's Dorrington, and the version of it Richard Youngs & Donald recorded for their album "History of Sleep" @Wetootwaag @nofansrecords
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A lovely review of History of Sleep here, by Matt LaBarbera for @toneglow as number 7 in a list of their writers favourite albums released between July-September :
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Ease yourself into a grey Monday with last week's FogCast on @ResonanceFM, where we head to Ascension Island with @donaldwglindsay & @nofansrecords, Norway with @Deathprod, then rural France with #BeatrizFerreyra. Certainly beats staying here in Penge! 😁https://t.co/3eXcQRchAP
Thanks Nancy for giving "International Bagpipe Day" a spin on "Turtles Have Short Legs" on @FreeformPDX & @AliRobertsMusic nice fingerstyle "Braes of Tulliemet", where'd you pick that one up? ;)
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Morning all. This month's folk column features @buckleylinda's gorgeous work with Irish séan-nos singing, @donaldwglindsay & Richard Youngs' pipe, well, jams, @marylattimore's harp and the @kronosquartet and friends' wide-ranging Pete Seeger tribute https://t.co/7XAoA1iCcp
Donald talking to @BBCRadio4's Today show - starts at 1hr40m in. Discussing "History of Sleep", the Lindsay System, LSC_PRINT&PLAY project w @Zexuan_Qiao (now hosted on @thingiverse) &more @nofansrecords @JenniferLAllan @nyalirecordings@RobinTheFog
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My latest piece for @BBCRadio4: A fascinating instrument, an exotic location, a rather shaky Skype line - and the pleasure of chatting with @donaldwglindsay!
Who says you can't release an album when you're away out on Ascension Island? We're even planning a release party over at Two Boats club, although it might be a while before any copies get here!
Out Now! History of Sleep by Richard Youngs & Donald WG Lindsay on electric guitar and smallpipes. 'Soaring improvisations for half-waking states'. https://t.co/FmXfJSvDI4
Available on Nyali & Arc Light’s new sister label, the wildest Scottish experimental record we’ve heard. Celtic punk and industrial clatter from 'the blatter cage' - a scaff & scrap metal percussion setup. Raw as hell and recorded in a cow shed in 1986. https://t.co/FmXfJSvDI4