What the Wolf listened to in 2011
10: King Creosote & Jon Hopkins Diamond Mine Fife-born Kenny Anderson (King Creosote) and London-born producer Jon Hopkins were nominated for the Mercury Prize in 2011. Both considered it a [...]
December Preview
Hullo all. Christo and I are both on sabbaticals of a sort this month, so with that as well as Christmas around the corner, the Wolf’s schedule has a somewhat [...]
Occupy LSX: reasons for hope
In recent years the British public has become increasingly ambivalent to the waves of protestors that have swept down London’s famed thoroughfares and across the nations television screens with unerring [...]
The Autumn Protests: Students
Today, an estimated 2,000 people gathered in Bloomsbury, London’s university heartland, in order to march through the West End and the City. They were opposing the government’s proposed higher education [...]
November Preview
Happy Halloween folks. Have fun with the pumpkins and the fireworks. Time for another look at London’s cultural highlights and what The New Wolf will be up to in the [...]
Occupy London Stock Exchange
October 15th marked the day of Global Revolution. Marches, demonstrations and occasional clashes changed the face of almost a thousand cities across the world. Following the occupation of Wall Street [...]
October Preview
A new month is upon us again and so is another preview of what’s to come on the Wolf and in London at large. This month: London Film Festival, Conservative [...]
Greed or Grievance?
Broken Britain, the often repeated phrase of David Cameron’s 2010 election campaign already receives groans at press conferences up and down the country. This phrase, the Prime Minister’s byword for [...]
September Preview
Pessimism is in the air and it smells of burning leaves. Summer is drawing to a close. This time next month the scarves will be out and the chestnuts will [...]
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