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King Creosote & Jon Hopkins Preview

Jan 18, 2012
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Posted by Tom Jenkinson

Cynics criticised the Mercury Music Award for the inclusion of this album, dubbing it a token attempt to promote independent music not already propelled by a predestined flurry of hype and money. Such cynicism, though, is to ignore the tender unbridled brilliance of this collaboration. ‘Diamond Mines’ made special the meeting of souls: a stroll through the pastoral weariness of their minds. This meeting is set to fill the raised halls of St George’s with their woozy gentle folk.

St George’s Church Sat 4th Feb 2012

Jan 18, 2012
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Tom Jenkinson is a young music journalist and fanatic. He began utilising said fanaticism with the start up of his own music website Hey Man, Check My Band. Since then he has gone from strength to strength having articles and photos featured in NME, The Fly and The Guardian whilst writing for the Telegraph. Recently his time has been split between his A Levels, excessive gigging and trying his hand at acoustic session music videos.
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