Showing posts with label The Black Meadow Archive - Volume 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Black Meadow Archive - Volume 1. Show all posts

Saturday, 25 January 2020

7 Years... 7 beautiful things...

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6 days to go before the release... A huge thanks to Kev Oyston and Colin Morrison for my Black Meadow Archive LP. It is beautiful. and wonderfully designed by Phil Heeks. I thought I'd take the opportunity to celebrate this lovely universe Kev and I have been exploring since 2013. It has been a fantastic journey you lovely man.

Sunday, 19 January 2020

The Black Meadow Archive - Book Bundle Pre-Orders - Sold Out!

Whilst we slept on the morning of  17th January, Colin Morrison, the head honcho of Castles in Space, set up the pre-orders for the Black Meadow Archive LP and Book. Within a few hours all 50 book bundles were sold out. A huge congratulations and thanks to Castles in Space for their hard work and support.

The Vinyl LP is still available for pre-order and will be on sale on January 31st.
The book will be launched on 31st January.

Make your pre-orders here.

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Monday, 23 December 2019

The Black Meadow Archive - Volume 1 - Fortean Times Review

The Black Meadow Archive - Volume 1 - Out in Late January. 

 The Fortean Times describes it as "a beautiful collection of surreal and grisly folk tales..." they also say that "both Lambert and Oyston are masters at blurring the lines between genuine folk tales (both ancient and modern) and outright invention..."


Sunday, 22 December 2019

The Black Meadow Archive - Volume 1 - Coming Very Soon


The mist has risen. The cry of the Meadow Hag echoes across the North York Moors, mingling with the hum of a distant but unseen aeroplane. Vast swathes of whispering heather and blackberry are overshadowed by three huge white spheres. All who wander here may find themselves deliciously lost. This is the Black Meadow.

Located within forgotten files hidden inside a locked filing cabinet, in a disused storeroom deep in the cellars of Whitehall, these tales can finally see the light of day. Adapted from the original Brightwater notes, historical records and Roger Mullins’ diaries, these lost tales of the Black Meadow shed light on some of the darkest and strangest phenomena ever recorded.

From Chris Lambert, author of Tales from the Black Meadow and Wyrd Kalendar comes this new collection of haunting tales that walk the boundaries between reality and the unknown. 

The book and album will be released on January 31st 2020.
More details will follow soon.