Uncanny Landscapes #5 - The Belbury Poly

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Uncanny Landscapes #5 - The Belbury Poly An interview by Justin Hopper with musician and record-label head Jim Jupp. Jim Jupp records music as The Belbury Poly, and releases his own music as well as that of many others via the Ghost Box Records label he operates with designer Julian House. His latest record, The Gone Away, is a concept album based on fairy lore and touching on ideas of ephemerality and memory in landscape and life. Links: The Ghost Box website and twitter feed provide info on Jupp and the label. Host Justin Hopper has a website, too; twitter, even. Music and title sounds all by The Belbury Poly courtesy Ghost Box Records Icons by Stefan Musgrave / Firebrand Creative

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Uncanny Landscapes #5 - The Belbury Poly An interview by Justin Hopper with musician and record-label head Jim Jupp. Jim Jupp records music as The Belbury Poly, and releases his own music as well as that of many others via the Ghost Box Records...

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