Amelia’s Magazine | Lord Skywave – Odds and Sods
The member of Black Ghosts’ solo project Lord Skywave is steeped in biographical influences and sways into the worlds of pop, dub reggae and avant-garde
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Amelia’s Magazine | Barringtone w/Lord Skywave and Wet Paint – This Is Music Launch Party
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Amelia’s Magazine | My Graniph T-shirt experience
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Amelia’s Magazine | New Comptoir des Cotonniers trainers
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Amelia’s Magazine | New Oxfam Fashion Boutique
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Amelia’s Magazine | Graduate Fashion Week 2008: And the winner is…
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Amelia’s Magazine | Graduate Fashion Week: The Arts Institute at Bournemouth show
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Amelia’s Magazine | Head Down It’s Sure To Be A Eccentric Night!
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Amelia’s Magazine | Carla Fernandez looks for UK designers
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