Filkin’s Drift – EP release and coastal walk: News
News of the Filkin’s Drift EP release and the uniquely ambitious touring schedule of Seth Bye & Chris Roberts.
What is it like to record in Nashville: Opinion
What is it like to record in Nashville? Indolore recorded their latest EP there, and now they share their brilliant experience of recording there.
Carla Fuchs – Songbird: Album Review
Artful, intimate and sympathetic channelling of Sandy Denny’s lost lyrics by the wonderfully talented Carla Fuchs.
Underneath The Stars Festival 2023: Preview
We have a quick browse of what’s on the schedule for the 2023 Underneath The Stars Festival.
Dallahan – Speak Of The Devil: Album Review
Dallahan – four go frenzied on folk island.
Jon Wilks – Before I Knew What Had Begun I Had Already Lost: Album Review
Intriguing, confusing and confounding in turns, the real Jon Wilks stands up and out convincingly.
The Madeleine Stewart Trio – s/t: Album Review
Three masterful musicians at the very top of their game. The Madeleine Stewart Trio show just what can be done with just a fiddle, a piano, a bodhran and a wealth of great tunes
Kate Rusby – Stoller Hall, Manchester: Live Review
We’re back at a Kate Rusby (Est. 1973) show – her first in Manchester’s Stoller Hall.
Ímar – Awakening : Album Review
Brace yourself, the pan-Gaelic instrumental supergroup Imar are back, rampant and ready to bite your ankles.
Lucy Farrell – We Are Only Sound: Album Review
Sound is but part of this complex and well constructed debut solo release from Lucy Farrell.
Leveret – Forms: Album Review
Sublime structured spontaneity continues to be the calling card of power trio, Cutting, Harbron and Sweeney.
Thomas Charlie Pedersen – Employees Must Wash Hands: Album Review
Sixties pop, folk introspection and orchestral manoeuvres. They’re all present and correct on the third solo album from Copenhagen’s Thomas Charlie Pedersen.
Josienne Clarke – Onliness : Album Review
Revisioned, refashioned, revitalised, this is the work of a woman revived. Thank you, Josienne.
The Young’uns: Tiny Notes: Album Review
Any thoughts that the award-winning Strangers album would be difficult to surpass prove false as the Young Uns have done so with Tiny Notes.
Lankum – False Lankum : Album Review
Stunning showcase confirms this Irish band are way more than just dronetastic as they expand and extend their mastery of upending the tradition.