Read review of MorgueStudio Demos by Mick Mercer
“Any theories on that red and white object? The floorboards give away that it must be quite large and Lynda and I wondered whether it was a cast iron staircase strut of some kind, although it looks like an Alice In Wonderland chess piece cruelly cast aside?“
“…and then we wander into the ticking star of the disc, ‘Avocets’ with its dimpled, sedate rhythm that is wonderfully imaginative yet so circumspect, and those bells! A direct tribute to ‘Wolves Of Worcestershire’ by The Dancing Did? Or just my brain rotting?”
The image above was taken during the session at ‘Morgue Studio‘
Sabine Baring-Gould
In 1880 Sabine Baring-Gould inherited the family estate of Lewtrenchard, Devon, which comprised 3,000 acres. In 1881 he installed himself at Lewtrenchard as both Squire and Parson. He restored St. Peter’s Church, Lewtrenchard, and his home Lewtrenchard Manor. Why is he important to me? Read more