South Of Salem – Death Of The Party: Album Review
South Of Salem attack their sophomore album with blades sharpened and go for the jugular.
The Ukrainians – Hairy Dog, Derby: Live Review
A cracking night out as Derby’s Hairy Dog host The Ukrainians.
The Haar – My Sweet Wild Rose: New Single
The Haar and Jessie Summerhayes combine on epic single, My Sweet Wild Rose.
Stage Door Guy – Ho Ho Ho: Video Permiere
The perfect antidote for any Post Christmas blues – we premiere the vid for the jolly new single from Stage Door Guy.
Neal Morse – The Restoration, Joseph Part 2: Album Review
Neal Morse does Part 2 of Joseph; the results, like the coat, are multi-coloured.
Chris O’ Leary Band – The Hard Line: Album Review
13 years since his debut album accomplished bluesman Chris O’Leary releases The Hard Line on Alligator Records.
Martyn Joseph – This Is What I Want To Say: Album Review
Martyn Joseph – setting new standards in emotion and eloquence on This Is What I Want To Say.
The Spinners – Ain’t No Price On Happiness (The Thom Bell Studio Recordings 1972-1979): Album Review
The Spinners legendary Thom Bell recordings all collated in one place by Cherry Red Records.
Alan Doyle – Yours And Mine: Single Review
Second single from Newfoundland singer/ songwriter Alan Doyle’s forthcoming album – and it’s another corker!
Sebastian Reynolds – Canary: Album Review
Debut album from Sebastian Reynolds sees him craft an intriguing sound palette.
Celtic Connections 2024: Preview
Glasgow smiles better! Seuras Og preps for a trip to Celtic Connections with a preview of the 2024 event.
Cash & Carter – No Use Praying: EP Review
After a lengthy incubation, the fruits of collaboration finally see light of day on the debut EP from UK Americana duo Cash & Carter.
Walter Trout – Broken: New Album news
Blues Rock icon Walter Trout reveals new album details…
2024 – The Year of The Magpie (Arc): News
Not content with being a constant presence in the Folk Album charts of 2023, The Magpie Arc start 2024 with a bang.
What we are looking forward to in 2024: Opinion
2023 is in the books. So…on to 2024. There is an awful lot to look forward to. Here are a few picks of what we are looking forward to this year.