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Gabriella Bosticco

Gabriella Bosticco

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Writer, Metal Talk

Biography

Freelance writer from the Forest of Dean currently based in Aberystwyth, Wales. First class BA and distinction at MA for Creative Writing at Aberystwyth University.

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Human Rights , Environment , Gender Conflict , Marginalised Communities

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Total articles 3

  • Let's Talk About Better Accessibility At Music Festivals

    By Gabriella Bosticco| Metal Talk@ Live music is not an inherently exclusionary activity, but gatekeeping and inadequate accessible provisions can make it so. In a genre that has long given voice to marginalised people, alternative music is home for many disabled fans, but organisers are leaving large numbers of them behind. Festivals are a notoriously exhausting environment.

    By Gabriella Bosticco · Metal Talk

    Jan. 19, 2025

  • Rou Reynolds On Fighting Martians In The War Of The Worlds

    By Gabriella Bosticco| Metal Talk@ Taking on the role of The Artilleryman, Enter Shikari frontman Rou Reynolds was recently announced as the latest cast member of Jeff Wayne’s The War Of The Worlds. Branching out from the world of rock and Heavy Metal, Reynolds talks theatre, trumpets, and the end of the world with MetalTalk’s Gabriella Bosticco. Anyone surprised by Reynolds’s casting announcement is not alone – even Reynolds himself was not expecting it. “It’s been a complete shock, really, to be asked,” he says.

    By Gabriella Bosticco · Metal Talk

    Sep. 20, 2024

  • Let's Talk About Better Accessibility At Music Festivals

    By Gabriella Bosticco| Metal Talk@ Live music is not an inherently exclusionary activity, but gatekeeping and inadequate accessible provisions can make it so. In a genre that has long given voice to marginalised people, alternative music is home for many disabled fans, but organisers are leaving large numbers of them behind. Festivals are a notoriously exhausting environment.

    By Gabriella Bosticco · Metal Talk

    Jan. 19, 2025

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Metal Talk