Legendary punk-icon and one of the founding members of seminal group The Raincoats, Gina Birch continues her creative-legacy with her first solo album, ‘I Play My Bass Loud’. In a career spanning over four decades, her work formed the foundation of the larger riot grrrl movement and saw her unwittingly become a feminist icon. 

Backstage at Far Out, Gina meets newcomer Eaves Wilder. She’s been writing songs since she was eight years old, graduating to what she describes as a “hyper-femme, fuzzy dream rock” sound. Eaves Wilder released her debut EP Hookey — a title inspired by bunking off school — earlier this year, taking in the riotous energy of Courtney Love and Kathleen Hanna, 90s shoegaze, and her own rapidly blossoming style. 

Welsh football legend George Berry talks to Cinedrome curator Jason Solomons about his experiences as one of Wales’ first black players, as documented in his new film The Dragon on my Shirt. 

Astrid, Jasmin, Samson, Kai and Shell, aka the ‘Kidscast’ crew, meet the creators of Frogs In Bogs, the all-singing all-dancing show about superhero frog plumbers, performed daily in Little Folk.

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