This is a long shot but maybe someone here can help me out.

I am looking for a pretty old and niche article from around 2005-2006, basically an interview with Polly (mostly) about growing up in Dorset but lacking the interviewer’s questions, sort of just written in first person as told to the ...

This part stood out to me as well:

A music archive can also offer something more intimate: a peek behind the curtain of an artist’s creative process. Harvey’s album Let England Shake (2011), a haunting meditation on war and national identity, is a good example. The archive reveals the ...

Thank you!

Long shot but does anyone have this archived? It's no longer available on the BBC website, nor on YouTube.

Thank you for sharing, Romario, very interesting! The letter from Jeff Buckley, wow. “Memphis on Valentine’s Day.” I wonder how much of personal correspondence etc. she donated to the Museum.

This part stood out to me as well:

A music archive can also offer something more intimate: a peek behind ...

Romario was right:

https://youtu.be/XzCjzFsGl_c?is=Zj2DRnkwcWMkPNtq

Interesting tidbit in the description:

PJ Harvey returns with Voyager, a striking first signal from her next artistic chapter and first new music since 2023's Grammy-nominated I Inside the Old Year Dying. The song had already ...

It seems Team PJH are teasing some sort of announcement.
Art exhibition? Poetry book? New album?

Everything seems to work fine for me on Safari on MacBook (macOS 26), but on the iPhone (iOS 26) the header/logo with Polly's head is indeed not visible, but that's a very minor issue. It seems that embedding tweets and Instagram posts works well:

https://x.com/PJHarveyUK/status/2044415926938837062 ...

https://i.imgur.com/IfIB3is.png

The new album Train on the Island is out today, produced by John Parish like the three previous ones. Absolutely love it, perhaps her best yet? She keeps getting better from record to record in my opinion.

https://aldousharding.bandcamp.com/album/train-on-the ...

Thank you for sharing, Romario. Every time I think I've seen and read all of the interviews with her, especially from the Stories and Uh Huh Her eras (I became a fan around 2005 so they were recent and widely available online at the time), a new one pops up!

Yeah, you are totally right, also that’s what I meant by saying Partisan is a better fit for her—she’s for sure more at home being labelmates with Geese, Laura Marling, Fontaines D.C. or Beth Orton than Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, Oliva Dean or Lola Young (no shade to the pop girls!).

Thanks for sharing. I wonder what prompted her to leave Island after all these years and move to an American indie label instead—I do think that Partisan is a better fit for her in this day and age but given how much shared history she has had with Island, I still found it surprising. I guess even ...

Thank you for sharing, would have missed it otherwise! Hope the song is available in full soon.

I don’t think they ever had a falling out at any point (not that we can ever be sure) – Polly simply took a different direction for a while after To Bring You My Love and Is This Desire? , and John’s style didn’t suit it – and he wasn’t interested in it either. I might be wrong but I think he also ...

Yesss, Dean Blunt! I can easily imagine him working with Polly in the style he explored with Elias Rønnenfelt on Lucre, for example.