World music: gimme dat Aeolian harp boy
By Peter Sterling 23 Feb 2010Wind-powered music on a San Francisco hilltop surrounded by factories. Simply irresistable.
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World music: Upper Black Eddy and the birth of rock
By Peter Sterling 12 Feb 2010No he’s not the bluesman you’ve never heard of. Upper Black Eddy is, in fact, a field containing some very special stones.
Rock to a sunny SOS
By Joel Willans 6 Feb 2010Europe has more green festivals than any other continent. Yet only SOS 4.8 can guarantee great music, great ideas and loads of sunshine.
World music: Chris Watson’s haunted weather
By Peter Sterling 3 Feb 2010Dubbed “the John Peel of the natural world”, Chris Watson presents some of the strangest and most captivating sounds the natural world has to offer.
Festivals – green as you like
By Peter Sterling 7 Jul 2009Many of these great events have been organized to raise awareness for issues such as climate change and renewable energy, and all of them are doing their best to ensure that the normally enormous carbon emissions caused by huge gatherings of human beings are reduced and offset as much as possible.
The earth, the moon and the King of Pop
By Joel Willans 27 Jun 2009The King of Pop may be be no more, but the way his music helped propel the green movement to the top of the charts should be forever remembered.