Like the soundtrack to a dystopian film where nothing in the world is as it once was. You’re not going to dance to it, or play it in the car. But if you listen to it, you’ll be provoked; you’ll smile, frown, and hear something you’ve never heard before. That in itself is satisfying. By Kev Scott

In the second of our features on small, independent record labels I spoke to Callum from about-to-launch Manchester label Baptists & Bootleggers who are aiming to combine art, music & literature in a series of free releases. (((o))): Firstly give us a …