Nunnery Norheim – You Are Here: Album Review
“But what if I arrive”; is this journey or destination? Be beguiled by this play of songs, cast in a chamber folk light by the literate duo of Nunnery Norheim.
Frankie Archer and Chloe Matharu both release new singles: News & Review
Two of the glowing lights of the vibrant new wave of contemporary folk song , Frankie Archer and Chloe Matharu, both release new singles.
Underneath The Stars festival 2023 – Gallery
“Stargazers ready!!” A handful of images from a couple of days spent Underneath The Stars (in a tent) in South Yorkshire.
Snows Of Yesteryear – Snows Of Yesteryear: Album Review
Snows Of Yesteryear release their much-anticipated debut album, with an exciting contemporary take on the creative potential of folk music.
Peatbog Faeries – I See A World: Album Review
Rocketing to 30, no signs of let up, no signs of let down. Peatbog Faeries release I See A World.
Cian Ducrot – Victory: Album Review
Cian Ducrot showcases his undoubted talent to the world in his debut album Victory.
Louise Dodds & Elchin Shirinov –Two Hours After Midnight: Album Review
Louise Dodds and Elchin Shirinov have produced a wonderful collection of jazz influenced interpretations of traditional Scottish folk songs.
Cambridge Folk Festival 2023: Live Review
Cambridge Folk Festival offers exhilaration, eclecticism and excitement from a festival older, by 5 years, than Glastonbury.
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.
Delbert McClinton – Live From Austin : Album Review
More from the Alligator vaults to delight, possibly the best singer not on the tip of your tongue; Delbert McClinton.
Isadora Eden – Forget What Makes It Glow: Album Review
Isadora Eden offers songs of desperation, desolation, disappointment and frustration – lovingly packaged in a fuzzy, folky, psychedelic wrapper.
Indolore – Nashville: EP Review
French musician, Indolore, describes his adventure to the home of country on his melancholic EP release, Nashville.
Beardy Folk Festival – Shropshire: Live Review
At The Barrier reports back from Beardy Folk Festival – another successful expedition to deepest Shropshire, beards optional.
Ben Folds – What Matters Most: Album Review
A masterclass in reverie, reflection and finding hope in impossible situations. Ben Folds has lots to say on his first album in eight years.