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Articles by Louise Gray
The alternative music review
Louise Gray
reviews
Strike
by Lining Time and
Together for Ukraine
by Various Artists.
The alternative music review
Bahia
by Ana Carla Maza;
Ghost Song
by Cécile McLorin Salvant.
The alternative music review
Louise Gray
reviews albums from musician, composer and sitar player Bishi and multi-national quintet Monoswezi.
Spotlight: Peggy Seeger
Folk music royalty
Peggy Seeger
speaks to
Louise Gray
about her life, her music, and her political activism.
Spotlight: Tse Tse Fly Middle East
Louise Gray
turns her attention to the anti-slavery musical activism of Tse Tse Fly Middle East.
Recording climate catastrophe
Louise
Gray
on
sonic journalism, a novel way of recording the decline of the natural world.
Mixed media: music
Louise Gray reviews the latest music releases by London-based quartet
Skunk Anasie
, and Bollywood star
Farhan
Akhtar
.
Laibach: the politics of music
Laibach have produced a version of The Sound of Music that you can march to, writes
Louise Gray
for the Mixed Media section.
Zimbabwes banned band Comrade Fatso and the new chimurenga*
Well only stop playing when we have the last despot hanging from our guitar strings. Louise Gray on a brave artist whos staying put in Zim and making musical food for freedom fighters.