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Finley Quaye – Central Methodist Hall, Manchester: Live Review

Finley Quaye sets out to reignite his performing career with echoes from his brilliant past blended with intimate chat.

Martin Simpson unplugged, and, uncompromising as ever, shows no signs of slowing down.

We catch Kirsten Adamson at everyone’s current favourite venue, Birmingham’s Kitchen Garden Cafe.

The brief career of the Classical-Prog behemoth that was ELP (Mk.2) – collected, repackaged and remastered

Bilingual pop treasures from Welsh singer-songwriter Y Dail, aka Huw Griffiths, on his debut album

Virtuosity doesn’t always equate to melodicism, but it certainly does on the stunning debut album from fingerstyle guitar supergroup, Tripliciti.

Reprised pairing of the piper and the mandolinist, on a melodic crusade, inviting their neo-trad to carry the ecological message.

3CD compilation from the prolific 1967-1975 Laurel Canyon era.

Over Hulton Folk Club hosts AJ Clarke and full supporting cast!

Caity Baser exceeds expectations with her debut album, Still Learning.

Dystopian scenes as Yellow Days channels Lennon, Sly and others to tell the unsettling story of a mythical hotel on his 3rd album.

We’re joined by Hannah Scott for an emotive Why I Love on Italian singer songwriter Elisa.

Stephen EvEns (superpower – “to smell like food” ) follows up A Tree with an album full of his quirky observations and arrangements.

sleepmakeswaves release their latest energy packed album which places them on a par with contemporary prog bands from Europe.

Orcadian fiddle joy to beckon in, if not yet a found summer, certainly a spring of some intent.