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A new track from Mark Gwynne Jones and The Psychicbread for National Poetry Day. It’s from their new album Lyric in Limestone. All tracks on the album were recorded live on location at several spots across the Peak District. The Overexposed reflects on a B29 bomber that crashed in the high peak. This track was [...]

‘Inspired… draws the audience into a world where things are not quite what they seem’  The Guardian ‘Astonishing… you’ll love this show’ The Daily Mail Four-times fringe award winners Mark Gwynne Jones and the Psychicbread are set to reveal the unheard voice of the Peak District in a show staged in the echoing chambers of [...]

Mark Gwynne Jones’ city rattles to the undertones of a diesel engine and sings like ‘a sparrow of fog and fumes and the time when he was cock of the world. Yes the city is a drunk. Harbouring hurt.’ Performed as encore at the Kings Arms in Salford.

Mark Gwynne Jones performing ‘Whose Common Now’ plus review of Psychicbread’s Buxton Festival Fringe show, 2009

Mark Gwynne Jones and The Psychicbread play The Kings Arms in Salford this Saturday (11 July) This is a clip from the last time they played there. You can see more of this show on our website www.route-online.com.