There are a number of projects in play here at Deaf Fret as regular readers will know.
There’s Sam Macdonald’s new songs - currently laying down guitars.
There’s Ross Merrin’s new EP, ‘The Damage Done’, and the video of its title track.
There are new books due, poetry films being planned and yet more music (already recorded) in the pipeline.
But nothing new actually released this week.
I know this lets down Deaf Fret’s adoring audience (and its desire for ‘more, more', more, now, now, now’ - like, obvs) but it does give us time to reflect on previous work and especially that of the truly brilliant Terence Charles.
Terence has had a couple of collaborations with the unique singer-songwriter Ebony Buckle and this, a cover of Steven Wilson’s beautiful ‘Pariah’, again filmed by Miles Skarin of Crystal Spotlight at the glorious - but snowbound and utterly freezing - St. Pancras Church and recorded by Deaf Fret, needs to be seen.
Ebony and Terence show no signs of how cold it was that day: