This week we speak to Wisbech musician and photographer Dan Donovan. Dan recently displayed his photography at Wisbech and Fenland Museum and Art Gallery in an exhibition called Demanding Landscapes: Fenland Meets the Algarve.

Dan, Derbyshire-born but an adopted Fenman, also plays in garage-blues duo King Kool, who regularly play in Peterborough, at venues such as The Met Lounge and Unity at Goodbarns Yard.

Is there a film star, pop star, rock star, artist or writer you admire? And why...

Tom Waits, he seems to create and do his own thing apparently unhindered by expectations.

Is there a TV programme you couldn't live without?

Not one.

Do you remember the first record you bought – what was it, and where did you buy it?

My Boomerang Won't Come Back by Charlie Drake, from Chesterfield Woolworths I think.

Tell us about a recent discovery in music, film, etc...something you've seen or heard recently that you would recommend...

A band called The Good The Bad, who are Swedish I think.

Tell us about any guilty pleasures lurking in your CD or film

collections - something you know is a bit naff but you can't help yourself.

Aristocats, the Disney film.

Favourite film...and why

Fight Club – it's edgy and arty.

Favourite album...and why

Surfer Rosa, by The Pixies – it's edgy and arty.

Is there a song or individual piece of music you always come back to?

Lust for Life, by Iggy Pop.

Tell me about a live music experience that sticks in your memory...

The Pixies at Brixton Academy.

And what are you up to this weekend?

Doing a photoshoot in Leeds.