Witch Camp Ghana - I've Forgotten Now Who I Used To Be KING OF TOKYO Part festival-goer's journal

Part festival-goer's journal

more confident than ever before in their abilities to forge something focussed

who in the last decade has written/directed The World's End and Baby Driver and has directed the upcoming psychological thriller Last Night in Soho

much of this identity is also shaped by the triangular relationship of being British-born

Witch Camp Ghana - I've Forgotten Now Who I Used To Be KING OF TOKYO Part festival-goer's journalVinyl LP pressing. Grammy winning producer, Ian Brennan (Zomba Prison Project, Tanzania Albinism Collective, Tinariwen) and Italian Rwandan photographer and filmmaker, Marilena Delli, travelled to rural northern Ghana to seek out the voices of those persecuted for alleged "witchcraft." The resulting album, I've Forgotten Now Who I Used to Be, was recorded across three clandestine villages in northern Ghana housing witches for their own protection. All