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Indigo Bay – After Dark: EP Review

Joyous, juicy jangles from Grimsby’s indie-rockers, Indigo Bay on their new EP – After Dark.

We’re at Over Hulton Folk Club again for this month’s event which features the double header of Craig Joiner and Edwina Hayes.

The Carrivick Sisters – Charlotte and Laura – bring bluegrass into the West country on Illustrated Short Stories.

Electric folk music continues to demonstrate quite how much life is left in the genre, Henry Parker at the forefront of a new renaissance.

New single from Henry & John, who if you didn’t already known are Barbara, who are indeed, Waiting Outside Alone.

“This could be the last time” and the shattered remains of a Hohner bass suggest it probably was. The Damned are live in Birmingham.

Damnation Festival returns to Manchester after over a decade in Leeds. The bill is stacked to the hilt with great bands and mouth-watering sets.

Old dogs, new tricks? Don’t believe a word, of course you can!

May your heart be filled with peace! Grandiosity rules! Devin Townsend and the clarion call to positivity.

Mad Meg talk over the albums that helped shaped their new album, Who Deserves Balloons and Medals?

We get the chance for a quick catch up with Ruth and Conrad from Holy Moly & The Crackers at Fairport’s Cropredy Convention.

Luke Daniels and The Cobhers, staying alive and getting groovy with a folk/disco thang.

News of the new single coming next week from Barbara which we’ll be featuring on the site. They’ll be ‘Waiting Outside Alone’….

We catch a tremendous double bill as The vintage Caravan team up with Empyre to lay waste to Manchester.

Life’s a hairy peach? Massive Wagons doing what they do best, letting rip on Triggered!