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Louis Goddard is a writer, an unashamed enjoyer (and occasional purveyor) of all things pretentious and, most importantly, an infallible gentleman. He lives in Suffolk, England, yet doesn’t own a tractor. .
Somewhere between the pub stage and the capacity-filled stadium is Ipswich, home to one of Britain’s most overlooked music scenes. Though, LOUIS GODDARD figures, why anyone would want to look there in the first place is anybody’s guess. (Profiles | September 18, 2006)
Producing music from printers, hacking Speak ‘n’ Spells for backing vocals—it’s not trendy garage band style, but then, it’s not exactly rock and roll. LOUIS GODDARD looks into the engrossing world of circuit bending. (Profiles | May 10, 2006)
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