The Burner Band – Age of The Liar: Album Review
Following up their entertaining album Sign And Wonders, The Burner Band release Age Of The Liar , again displaying their unique brand of bluegrass music.
Following up their entertaining album Sign And Wonders, The Burner Band release Age Of The Liar , again displaying their unique brand of bluegrass music.
Exploring Birdsong release Dancing In The Face Of Danger. Another wonderfully crafted collection of pieces of music from this gifted trio.
Over Hulton Folk Club’s March offering sees Tony Winstanley and Len Pilkington offer up a double bill.
Dynamic Indiana trio The Cold Stares release Voices – a diverse collection of top quality blues.
Lost Trades follow up their award-winning debut with Petrichor – an album that should match its success.
Impermanence is the new album release by Dominic Sanderson, just a year after his stunning debut EP Discarded Memories.
On Stolen From God, Reg Meuross unravels facts about Britain’s involvement in the Triangular Trade of slaves in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Louise & Chris Rogan, Lawrence & Steve kick off February at Over Hulton Folk Club.
Over Hulton Folk Club kick off 2023 in style with Merry Hell.
A collection of traditional style folk songs given fascinating arrangements by David Carroll to whet the appetite of purist traditional folk song fans.
The much anticipated second album from Faceless Mirror is finally released with 11 more musical gems on From The Void.
Experienced folk circuiteers Nuala Keller and Pat Sherrington join forces in Cobalt Tales and release their compelling debut album Ever Changing Blue.
Nearly two years after the release of their critically acclaimed Moons Of Uranus, Norwegian psych/stoner rockers Dune Sea return with their third effort that sees the trio delving further into space rock.
We’re at Over Hulton Folk Club for the final gig of the year with Bandersnatch and Cobalt Tales.
Prolific veteran rocker Neil Young bares his soul and environmental concerns encompassing broad musical styles on World Record, accompanied by Crazy Horse and supported by infamous producer Rick Rubin.