Topette!! – Bourdon: Album Review
Topette!!, bumblebees and bagpipes. An intriguing combination.
Gigspanner Big Band – Stoller Hall, Manchester: Live Review
As foretold by Mike Harding no less, the Gigspanner Big Band storm the Stoller.
Graeme Armstrong – You Are Free: Album Review
Talisk guitar man Graeme Armstrong on a solo venture that shows another side to the day job.
The Young’uns ready to head out on tour: News
Award winning folk trio, The Young’uns, are set to head off around the UK on a nine date tour.
The Trials Of Cato – The Met, Bury: Live Review
The Trials continue – we catch up with the ‘new’ Trials Of Cato at The Met in Bury.
Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage – Ink Of The Rosy Morning: Album Review
Not an April Fool spoof; it really is time for another piece of magic from Hannah Sanders and Ben Savage
Mail Train – Over Hulton Folk Club: Live Review
The folk club scene is still alive and kicking. We’re at the Over Hulton Folk Club for Mail Train.
Iona Lane – Hallival: Album Review
Reflective, intimate musings – a fine debut album from young Leeds-based singer-songwriter Iona Lane.
Wardruna and Jo Quail – Manchester Albert Hall: Live Review
Wardruna finally get on the road with the brilliant Jo Quail in support. We witness an impeccable and moving show in Manchester.
Leveret – The Met, Bury: Live Review
Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Leveret are back at The Met.
Andy Irvine and Paul Brady – Andy Irvine / Paul Brady (Special Edition): Album Review
Ultimate remaster of Classic 1976 album from Ireland’s National Treasures, Andy Irvine and Paul Brady.
Astrid Williamson – Into The Mountain: Album Review
Striking new music from Shetland shield maiden stamps a retro footprint in the future. Astrid Williamson gives us Into The Mountain.
Rachel Newton & Lauren MacColl – Heal & Harrow: Album Review
Heal & Harrow – hypnotically ethereal mood music, haunting songs and spoken word, conjured up by the fear of witches.
Sam Sweeney – Solo: EP Review
Sam Sweeney goes solo in the first of a series of releases from Hudson Records.
TRIP – A Drop For Neptune: Album Review
Glasgow six-piece Trip release their debut, four years in the making.