Andy Gibbs of Thou: Interview
In the run up to the release of May Our Chambers Be Full from Thou and Emma Ruth Rundle we spoke to Andy Gibbs from Thou about the project.
Devin Townsend – Order Of Magnitude, Empath Live Vol 1: Album Review
You when you thought the magnificent Empath album couldn’t be any more magnificent, Devin Townsend gives us a record of the live extravaganza.
The Rheingans Sisters – Receiver: Album Review
The fourth album as a duo from The Rheingans Sisters takes their European influences via Wales and into a rich and original collaboration with visual artist Pierre-Olivier Boulant.
Ben Harper – Winter Is For Lovers: Album Review
Ben Harper releases a cracker at the end of 2020. An evocative tribute in sound to the lap-steel virtuoso’s favourite locations.
Why I Love: Skinny Lister on James Yorkston
Dan Heptinstall from Skinny Lister jumps on board the Why I Love wagon with a feature on James Yorkston.
Skinny Lister – Down On Deptford Broadway 5th Anniversary: Album Review
Skinny Lister celebrate 5 years of Down On Deptford Broadway with a new expanded package.
Tim Grimm – Gone: Single Review
We have a listen to the Gone single from folk/Americana musician Tim Grimm.
The On Track series – Book Review
We’re ‘on track’ again looking at the music of Tommy Bolin, Mike Oldfield and Thin Lizzy. Books via Sonicbond Publishing as per.
Folk Album Chart launch event – HOME, Manchester
We attended a live event!! The official Folk Album Chart is launched by Mark Radcliffe at HOME in Manchester.
Laura Fell – Safe From Me: Album Review
Laura Fell releases Safe From Me; an exquisite debut from London-based singer-songwriter who is a trained psychotherapist.
Pallbearer – Forgotten Days: Album Review
Pallbearer return with their fourth full length album. Forgotten Days is a sublime album that pushes the Arkansas quartet further into the stratosphere.
Paul O’Neill of The Bolton Iron Maiden: Interview
The Bolton Iron Maiden are on their way back. We caught up with ever-present bandmember, Paul O’Neill, to find out more.
Pure Reason Revolution – The Dark Third: Album Review
Pure Reason Revolution head back to 2006 and follow this year’s excellent Euphnea by returning to their first album for a definitive edition of The Dark Third.
The Slow Readers Club – 91 Days In Isolation: Album Review
The Slow Readers Club don’t let the grass grow under their feet and use the lockdown to put together a new album.
Jenny Sturgeon – The Living Mountain: Album Review
Jenny Sturgeon pays homage to the natural world in an all encompassing piece of creative art. The Living Mountain is a love letter to the Cairngorms.