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This
past summer marked 10 years of the Indietracks Festival. RadioNowhere has had the pleasure and
privilege of covering 7 of those 10 years. The staff at the Midland Railway as well as the amazing
organisation of Natalie, Andy and all at Team Indietracks have made it such
brilliant event to bring to you over the years. If you are regular listener to RadioNowhere you will no
doubt know that it has been a painful struggle for our
little station to remain on air.
We sadly are not able to deliver original programming in the frequency
and regularity that we have done in the past. Our thanks to those faithful few who have stayed tuned and
stood by us. Your support means
more to us than any words could ever convey.
This
year we had the good fortune to have the eyes of Jim Galbraith on hand to
capture some of the magic of that weekend in late July. Please enjoy his pictures and few words
he wrote about the weekend.
A first time and a tenth time
A vintage daily
commute
A shiny steam
train, alive and smoking, next to
Rusting relics of a
previous era
“The most powerful
engine ever built”
The guide proudly
exclaimed
An ode to different
times
A Spooky School
"Press all the
buttons on the lighting desk"
The Lovely Eggs hatching
a cascade of balloons
Beautiful Flowers
Bearsuit back, in
capes, expecting...
Secrets Shining in the
church
St Etienne or St Albans?
The Aislers closing Set
A marquee full of
colourful vinyl
Even some tapes and Bond
books
An Indie film
And a few ‘secret’ acoustic
performances
... and more vinyl
A pound a Po!
Wiaiwya, Elefant, Odd
Box, Fortuna Pop!
Sadly, no more Pop!
More tote bags in one
place than imaginable
Owl eyes following you
through 360’
Ale bar, curry, pizza
and vegan to keep you fed
Steam powered can crush
“Crush! Crush! Crush!”
Stunning sunsets from the bridge
It won’t be the last
time.
Let the music begin
The Spook School
A sunny Saturday afternoon
Saint Etienne
Heavy machinery and Witching Waves
Julia Fandos lending vocals on the Main Stage
Observant owls
The Indoor Stage twinkles on Sunday
The Aislers Set
Until next time...
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