Julie & Andreas – ENE Favn: Album Review
Norwegian bother & sister duo Julie & Andreas embark on an exhilarating sea voyage. ENE Favn is instalment two of their ENE trilogy – a tribute to those lost at sea.
Nati & Kirsten Adamson – Òran Mór, Glasgow: Live Review
Our latest Celtic Connections find us at Òran Mór for Nati and Kirsten Adamson.
Su-a Lee – City Halls, Glasgow: Live Review
Another night at Celtic Connections and it’s Su-a Lee and supporting cast that attract our attention.
Jozef van Wissem – The Night Dwells in the Day: Album Review
Dark, hypnotic, dreamy and melodic. Dystopian baroque imagery for the darkest depths of winter on the new album from lutenist Jozef van Wissem
Project Smok – The Outset: Album Review
Expert delivery and powerful melodies; Project Smok deliver a masterpiece of trad.
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.
Tim Edey – A Celtic Christmas Vol 1: Album Review
Tim Edey provides the latest installment of our folky festive offerings.
Jon Boden & Eliza Carthy – Glad Christmas Comes: Album Review
Jon Boden & Eliza Carthy join considerable forces, wassailing for all they’re worth in the next of our folky festive features.
A Winter Union – Sooner After Solstice: Album Review
The Christmas countdown is well underway with the festive folk supergroup, A Winter Union declaring Sooner After Solstice.
Nick Hart & Tom Moore – The Colour of Amber: Album Review
A batch of favourite and familiar songs get a stately makeover – courtesy of Nick Hart and Tom Moore.
At The Barrier – Best Of 2023: Opinion
Picking albums to sum up a great year in music gets harder and harder. 2023 has again seen some incredible releases.
Green Lung w/ Boss Keloid – Manchester Gorilla: Live Review
Green Lung are in celebratory mood as they take This Heathen Land on the road with Boss Keloid in tow for a handful of dates.
Bellowhead – back in ’24: News
The announcement of a Bellowhead tour for November 2024 has folk fans in a flurry.
Harp – Albion : Album Review
With the sword firmly out the stone, the ex-Midlake man stalks the myths and legends of old England.
Large Plants – The Thorn : Album Review
Jack Sharp mixes up a potent brew of primitive proto prog, with echoes of dark folk infusing through the grooves.