The Magpie Arc – EP2: EP Review
The Magpie Arc – a cross-border, five-piece folk/rock band – follow EP1 with…EP2
iamthemorning – Counting The Ghosts: EP Review
iamthemorning set up their own EP release with two new songs and a couple of seasonal ventures.
Sophie Jamieson – Release: EP Review
Loneliness, spiraling and self-destruction – Sophie Jamieson shares her thoughts on her new EP titled Release.
Hayley Ross – Moving All Around: EP Review
Mature Americana from Brighton’s lady-to-watch Hayley Ross. Her new EP, Moving All Around is out on Barracuda Recordings.
Bleek Noir – Here, Hold My Other Ugly Face: EP Review
As musicians find alternatives to playing live, Bleek Noir dips into the catalogue for some acoustic imaginings.
Los Brujos – Alchemy: EP Review
A tasteful and tuneful psych-folk-Americana collection from Los Brujos brings sunshine to a wet British autumn day.
Elly Kellner – I Could Have Made A Child: EP Review
I Could Have Made A Child – an intriguing melodic sadcore collection from Elly Kellner to brighten up your day.
Lunatraktors – Bonefires: EP Review
Bleak times call for bold measures. Lunatraktors give us something to be going on with while we await the follow up to This Is Broken Folk.
Ferris & Sylvester – I Should Be On A Train: EP Review
London-based duo, Ferris & Sylvester, about to make further waves with their new EP, I Should Be On A Train.
Zoe Graham – Gradual Move: EP Review
Glasgow-based songwriter Zoe Graham announces her arrival as one of the UK’s most exciting new artists with her forthcoming EP Gradual Move.
Sukh – Falling Asleep With The TV On: EP Review
Three tracks from Sukh, oft described as the singing doctor which massively understates his value as a genuine musical talent and key worker.
So Far As I Know – Stellar Sense: EP Review
Three track EP packed with progressive/art rock sounds from the four piece instrumental band from Siberia, So Far As I Know.
Bleek Noir – Bite Thy Pigsty: EP Review
Some new material from the wonderfully bizarre Bleek Noir. New songs and instrumental versions make up Bite Thy Pigsty.