Erland Cooper

Reviews 1

Orcadian Rhythms: Erland Cooper’s Hether Blether

Articles 2

Bonxies, Cattie-Faces & Moosiehaaks: An Interview With Erland Cooper

Erland Cooper talks to John Freeman about how his gorgeous debut album Solan Goose helped ease the intensity of city living by summoning the magical spirit of Orkney's bird life

A Quietus Interview

Children Of Skem: An Interview With The Magnetic North

John Freeman travels to Skelmersdale with The Magnetic North and a small dog, to find out why the new town - and UK centre of the Transcendental Meditation movement - inspired their beautiful new album, Prospect Of Skelmersdale

News 7

Erland Cooper & Withnail for Aerial Festival

Cumbrian festival returns this November

INTERVIEW: Erland Cooper On His Upcoming Barbican Show

With The Barbican hosting a much-needed new programme of live shows throughout the next few months, Erland Cooper, one of those playing, speaks to Patrick Clarke about his plans for the live-streamed gig

WATCH: New Erland Cooper

Hear the first track from Erland Cooper's new record below, the second in a planned triptych inspired by his childhood home of The Orkney Islands

WATCH: Erland Cooper Video

Birds and nightclubs unite on new single

WATCH: Erland Cooper VS E17

Not the pop band! A lovely room!

LIVE REPORT: Erland Cooper LP Launch

Joseph Mumford heads to London's newest nature reserve for an evening of atmospheric, Orkney-inspired music by Erland Cooper

WATCH: New Erland Cooper Video

The Magnetic North's Erland Cooper goes solo on 'Maalie', a preview to his upcoming album due early next year

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Film

The Needle And The Damage Done: Christiane F. At 40

Set in the grimy pre-unification Berlin of David Bowie, Lou Reed, Einsturzende Neubauten, Christiane F. is a stylish, low-budget tale of teen heroin addicts with a cult following – now at risk of being commodified into an idea rather than anything real, finds David Robb

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