“We had seventy locations and seventeen days to shoot it!”: An interview with Mick and Tom Sands
Harley James Mitford talks the trials and tribulations of making The Holly Kane Experiment with the Father-Son team who pulled it off.
Author Harley James Mitford
Harley James Mitford
A curmudgeonly Music student who likes to spend his days watching an obscene number of films whilst growing increasingly grumpy with the noise-mongers around him. He has on occasion also been sighted out and about performing with his band Nine Ace Deck, for whom he sings and writes songs. And when not doing either of the above, he takes great pleasure in composing music for the short films of the Wessex Films Society. Make sure to like his Facebook page (above right) to keep up with all the latest ramblings...
Total articles: 34
Review: The Holly Kane Experiment
Writer Harley reviews Mick and Tom Sands’ “taut, intelligent thriller,” The Holly Kane Experiment.
Preview: AURORA and XamVolo at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London
AURORA embarks on a UK tour this autumn, see her in the heart of our great capital on the 13th October.
Music Video Review: Korn – ‘Insane’
Harley James Mitford considers KoЯn’s curiously cadaverous new single and music video, ‘Insane.’
Confessions of a Closet Metal-Head
Harley James Mitford ponders all things metal, through the medium of “bumbling anecdotes and eccentric ramblings.”
Review: Crystal Castles – Amnesty (I)
Harley James Mitford marvels at Crystal Castles’ “return to the glowering witch house of [their] roots.”
“We’re trying to be the weirdest metal band possible”: An interview with Carcer City at The Joiners
Harley James Mitford chats Capri-Suns, Potassium, and Grand Theft Auto with the two founding members of Carcer City.
Review: Carcer City at The Joiners, Southampton
Harley James Mitford reviews Carcer City at The Joiners (26/07/16).
Review: XamVolo – ‘Down’
Harley James Mitford reviews Decca-signed XamVolo’s “punchy yet chilled” ‘Down.’
Notes on News: The unexplained delay behind Frank Ocean’s new material
Writer Harley James Mitford gives a summary of the most confusing week yet for Frank Ocean fans.
Review: biLLLy – ‘Confused Lover’
Harley James Mitford gets excited about ‘Confused Lover,’ the new single from “fresh-faced and obscure” biLLLy.
Review: BANKS – ‘Gemini Feed’
Harley James Mitford hypothesises on BANKS’ new single, ‘Gemini Feed,’ “laden as it is with visceral tension.”
Review: Tom Misch – Reverie EP
Harley James Mitford chats “Chipmunked vocals” and “G-funk synths” on Tom Misch’s latest offering.
Review: Father John Misty – ‘Real Love Baby’
Harley James Mitford explores the “beautifully concise love-letter to the Father’s folky forebears.”