“Fleet is a ‘weltersong’ of desire and otherness. An epic saga of shapeshifting enchantment and an all too familiar drama of longing, banishment, abuse, survival and love. Jane Burn brings her unique vision, wild wordplay and stunning image-making to the evocation of the folklore of the Witch-Hare, and the voices of Motherdoe, Fleet and Daughterhare with the full force of mythic tragedy and Ovidian metamorphosis.” – Bob Beagrie, poet
Following on from our great day out at the British Museum last year, Folk Horror Revival has set its eyes upon the lodestar and headed north for some exciting live events this year. Keep your diaries clear for in October and December, something wicked that way comes.
We will be hitting the very merry locales of Edinburgh, Wakefield and Whitby.
Amongst the different line-ups of talks, live music, theatre and film for the events will be such fantastic fare as Mike Heron from The Incredible String Band, Inkubus Sukkubus, Folklore Tapes, Sharron Kraus, Bob Fischer, Leasungspell, Borley Rectory, Chris Lambert of the Black Meadow, The Consumptives, and many many others.
Tickets for Edinburgh and Whitby are already available, details for Wakefield Hepworth Gallery will follow in near future.
The Stone Tape theory holds that the impressions of emotional or traumatic events can be recorded into rock and replayed under certain conditions. We have been tirelessly investigating this phenomenon and are pleased to present you with the first cassette and digital download volume of The Stone Tapes.
Limited number available on cassette loaded with high-quality music-grade ferric tape.
Also includes index cards and unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC, WAV and more.