Tuesday March 16, 2010

Shadows & Reflections – Neil Thomson

31 December 2008 // Remembrance

In which, as the year comes to it’s end, our friends and collaborators look back and share their moments
Son, what have you done?

A London year spent mostly treading water in this city, steeped in Soho and lost in music. I suppose I have felt that I need the noise, hassle and grace of the capital [...]

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Shadows & Reflections – Mathew Clayton

31 December 2008 // Remembrance

In which, as the year comes to it’s end, our friends and collaborators look back and share their moments;
At the beginning of the year the ukulele band i am in started a monthly night at a local pub. The idea was for people to bring along an instrument and over the course of the evening [...]

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The Quiet Death Of The Video Tape

30 December 2008 // Film/TV

Not exactly a huge surprise, this one, but the last distributor of VHS tapes has… well… stopped distributing. It’s always a little strange and ever-so-slightly unsettling to think something that’s changed our lives so radically has been written out of the present and into the history books. Also, that film Ring won’t quite work now [...]

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Shadows & Reflections – Charles Rangeley-Wilson

30 December 2008 // Remembrance

The New Year 08 chimed in with some good news, delivered to me in a text message that went something like this: “Haven’t been able to stop saying awesome since we got home … amazing man … we have been blessed … fuck the partridge … it can stick the pear tree up its bum [...]

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Links By The River

29 December 2008 // Caught By...

This month, we like John Hinde, The School Of Life, Drink Beer & Carry On, Turn Ups and Tantrums and Nothing to See Here.

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Letter From Czechoslovakia

29 December 2008 // Miscellany

“When I was a kid and a fledgling angler (little has changed), I used to hang around the local carp stall in my old hometown of Olomouc, Czech Republic. As you probably know, carp are the traditional festive dish in many East/Central European Countries. My gran worked in the neighbourhood restaurant and a week before [...]

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Looking Back At 2008 By The River

28 December 2008 // Caught By...

If you’re new to the site, you might be interested in a few of our favourite postings from the last 12 months… hopefully gives a good taster of what we do here…

River Man by Hannah Hamilton
Kurt Jackson’s best of November
On Demand Or On Remand by Richard King
Chris Watson on the Radiophonic Workshop
Tom Hodgkinson on [...]

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Caught By The River in The Times

28 December 2008 // Caught By...

We wrote an article in yesterday’s Times about all things Caught By The River – click here to read (it’s halfway down the page under the title Nature – The Great Outdoors)

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Shadows & Reflections – John Richardson

27 December 2008 // Remembrance

In which, as the year comes to it’s end, our friends and collaborators look back and share their moments;

2008. A strange year in many ways. The fishing has been tremendous but I haven’t been on the bank enough despite the 2007 New Year Resolution to get out and fish a lot more. I console myself [...]

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Shadows & Reflections – John Henderson

26 December 2008 // Remembrance

In which, as the year comes to it’s end, our friends and collaborators look back and share their moments;

I guess in a word, fatherhood would sum it up for me. I’ve loved every minute of it. Ok forget that cliche, the first 3 or 4 months of little sleep were hard, but since then what [...]

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