It’s been a while…
The months of hibernation are over. Here at Hacktrax headquarters we have dared to poke our noses out into the ether and found that the old adage that March comes in as a lion and goes out as a lamb, … Continued
The months of hibernation are over. Here at Hacktrax headquarters we have dared to poke our noses out into the ether and found that the old adage that March comes in as a lion and goes out as a lamb, … Continued
As we sped past the sign for Warleggan, I knew for sure – we were in Poldark country. My mind wandered back to when I lived in West London and would sometimes bump into dear departed actor Ralph Bates when … Continued
I was told to keep Saturday night free for a ‘surprise’ Father’s Day event. I was worried it’d be bungee jumping from the top of Big Ben again… It tends to play havoc with my flute embouchure as you can … Continued
Whether travelling by sea or road there is always a sense of tension when touring musicians embark on their journey. Will it end with champagne, flowers and plaudits? Or will it be more like the fate that befell the lost … Continued
Happy Easter to all those who celebrate (and to those who don’t – I hope you still had a peaceful bank holiday weekend)! The older I get, the more I value precious time spent with friends and family. My mother … Continued
I heard my wife’s voice, “We’ve sold all the seats, it’s standing room only and people are queuing outside – we’ve got to open the doors!”.I thought at this point I would wake from my afternoon nap to find Cobweb … Continued
“What’s this?” you may ask. Two Hacktrax newsletters within a month? There must be an album and a tour afoot! And so, dear reader, it is officially one week (give or take a couple days) until the launch of the … Continued
They say there’s a first time for everything and so it was that last Saturday night I found myself on stage at the Old Clee Social Club playing that Genesis stomper ‘The Knife’ with The Book of Genesis. Despite a … Continued