Kate Rusby – When They All Looked Up: Album Review
Chief stargazer, Kate Rusby looks up and finds a cluster of sparkling gems.
Chief stargazer, Kate Rusby looks up and finds a cluster of sparkling gems.
Grunge and post-pop sit comfortably together on this ‘split’ EP showcasing two contrasting Porto bands – Icosandria and Treewax.
News of the new Hawkind tour on the back of a new album and with a Manchester date on the horizon.
A chilled out Hawkwind on a different trip as they find themselves slap bang in the middle of a purple patch.
Edwina Hayes and Steve Moonshine provide the headline at April’s OHFC.
Third album collaboration between Scottish singer-songwriter Samantha Whates and Southend scenester MG Boulter.
First album in ten years from Saskatoon Polaris Music Prize nominee Steph Cameron. Blood Moon offers dreams, inspiration, food for thought and musical satisfaction in equal measure
Unfinished Business by Perfect Stranger is an album that winningly combines music that is challenging and thought provoking.
A Study Of Losses is the brand new album from Beirut. Wallow in the placid tones of Zach Condor’s compositions which will challenge expectations.
Sleep Token have had an incredible rise through the musical ranks. In 2025, they will headline one of the biggest festivals on the planet; Download Festival.
In the early stages of their 20th anniversary tour (and some 40th birthdays) the Young’uns visit the Lowther Pavillion in Lytham.
The long-awaited EP from New Zealand-Los Angeles singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and sessioneer Lisa Crawley is here at last.
Deluxe box set of the first six Pentangle albums plus a plethora of bonus tracks – available on vinyl for the very first time
Gigspanner Big Band – even greater than the sum of the parts – play The Met and go live on FolkScape. We’re in the room, in the flesh.
We’e at Manchester Apollo for a double bill of North European rituals and rites with Eivor and Heilung.