Showing posts with label Roger Mullins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Roger Mullins. Show all posts

Sunday, 18 February 2018

Otherworldly - The Black Meadow at the British Museum

Otherworldly: Folk Horror Revival at the British Museum

We are very excited by this new publication from Wyrd Harvest Press. Otherworldly is a lovely celebration of the Folk Horror Revival event at the British Museum, with interviews and talks from the likes of Shirley Collins, Reece Shearsmith, Iain Sinclair and Gary Lachman AND it contains a new piece of Black Meadow lore (concerning Roger Mullins) that you won't find anywhere else... Go for it Black Meadow completists! 

All profits from the sale of the book go to Wildlife Trust charities. 

You can buy it here

Monday, 11 May 2015

The Audire - A Seance at Syd's



Out this month is "Seance at Syd's", an exciting new book by Dave Thompson that features interviews with many Black Meadow contributors including Chris Lambert and Kev Oyston of "The Soulless Party".

For all the Black Meadow completists there is also a newly discovered tale called "The Audire" which is the result of a meeting between Roger Mullins and Syd Barrett in the late 60's. This tale is written by Chris Lambert.

It is currently available to buy on kindle either in the US here, or the UK here.

You can buy the paperback at Amazon.com here and Amazon.co.uk here.
The hardback version is available here. It looks very different and has colour photographs inside...


We are also promised an exciting compilation featuring tracks by all of the featured artists which will be out very soon.

Saturday, 28 March 2015

1888 - Kid Moxie and the Fields of Blackberry

Image of LPUN48 Kid Moxie:1888 LP

We are very proud and excited to announce that the Black Meadow has crept its way onto US singer Kid Moxie's new album "1888". Her version of Fields of Blackberry which was produced by "The Soulless Party" also features the voice of Chris Lambert the author of "Tales from the Black Meadow".

Fields of Blackberry was collected by Roger Mullins in the late 60's. The original version, sung by an unknown performer in 1967 in a pub in Hampshire, features on the original "Tales from the Black Meadow" album.

This is a fantastic album that also features collaborations with Angelo Badalamenti (Twin Peaks) and the Gaslamp Killer.It is available as a digital download on itunes and as a vinyl record from UNDO records.

Friday, 24 October 2014

Black Meadow in Shindig! (Issue 43)


This month in groovetastic magazine Shindig you will find an interview with Black Meadow curator Chris Lambert about the ongoing Black Meadow project. It includes info about its inception, its evolution and its most recent iteration...