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“Surreal and observational lyrics, daftness and majesty… With the benefit of hindsight their music makes more sense now”: Stackridge’s The Forbidden City

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“Surreal and observational lyrics, daftness and majesty… With the benefit of hindsight their music makes more sense now”: Stackridge’s The Forbidden City

2007 live set by the West Country’s finest returns in 2CD/DVD package

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