Essays
Where the Path Used to Go: Britain’s Lost Footpaths
Historic footpaths, lost uses, rights of way and the memory of movement
Landscape
Reviews and essays where landscape is the subject: pastoral folk, ambient and hauntology, and film rooted in place — coast, fog, and haunted terrain.
Film Reviews
Jaromil Jireš :: Valerie and Her Week of Wonders
Czech New Wave, folk horror, surrealism and political repression
Essays
The Bare Cross
Byzantine caves, forged histories, restored frescoes and layered memory
Film Reviews
Philip Ridley :: The Reflecting Skin
Folk horror, nuclear memory, translation and childhood mythmaking
Essays
Clay Pipe Music at Low Tide
Pastoral, electronica, library music, handmade records and lost places
Essays
Cinico Tv: La Scialbia
Italian television, Palermo, satire and a southern hauntology of matter
Album Reviews
Richard Bundy & Anna Phoebe :: From the Edge
Post-classical, field recordings, strings and coastal acoustics
Film Reviews
Robin Hardy :: The Wicker Man
Folk horror, pagan ritual, landscape and collective belief
Film Reviews
Nicolas Roeg :: Walkabout
Art cinema, Aboriginal sound, colonial vision and landscape as score
Second Hearing
Linda Perhacs :: Parallelograms
Psych folk, synaesthesia, acoustic guitar and ecological listening
Film Reviews
Peter Weir :: Picnic at Hanging Rock
Folk horror, colonial order, liminal time and landscape as threshold
Album Reviews
Western Skies Motel :: Trails
Ambient folk, fingerstyle guitar, post-rock tension and imagined Americana