Granny’s Attic – Cold Blows The Wind: Album Review
But warm comes the summer, with new textures borne in by the breeze; a triumph for the Granny’s Attic trio of CBK, Sansome and Wood.
Skinny Lister – Songs From The Yonder: Album Review
Continuing the fine work of their last full flagon outing on Shanty Punk – carry on Skinny Lister.
TRIP – In Terra’s Keep: Album Review
Few slips twixt cup and TRIP here, as the pan-celts odyssey continues.
Kate Rusby – When They All Looked Up: Album Review
Chief stargazer, Kate Rusby looks up and finds a cluster of sparkling gems.
The Million Dollar Bash – Ashley Hutchings 80th Birthday Celebration Concert: Live Review
Ashley Hutchings, the Godfather of folk rock, celebrates a huge milestone with a star studded show at Birmingham Town Hall.
The Thumping Tommys – new single and crowd funder: News
The Thumping Tommys are set to release their third album; The Dealers Blind is their new single.
Andrew Ferguson as SIASA – Different Kinds Of Folk: Album Review
Edinburgh musician/poet/novelist Andrew Ferguson pursues his SIASA project as, prompted by Dylan – and the life experiences of himself and others – he asks “What is Folk?”
Rachael McShane & The Cartographers – Uncharted: Album Review
Rachael McShane and her cartographer friends show the way and have made another fine map.
Various Artists – Lazy Days: The British Progressive Pop Sounds Of 1975: Album Review
A great new collection that travels through the lazy days of British rock and pop music of 1975.
Steve Tilston – Last Call: Album Review
So here we are. 54 years on from his 1971 debut album, Acoustic Confusion, venerable singer-songwriter Steve Tilston has issued his last offering.
Amelia Coburn releases new single and video: News
Proudly hailing from the North East, fast-rising artist Amelia Coburn releases her first single of 2025 with the bewitching Sandra.
Laura Fell – Outlines: Single Review & new album news
An album, an EP, a sweet new single and a fervent appeal. It’s all happening in the busy world of Laura Fell.
The Lost Notes – Birmingham Symphony Hall: Live Review
Birmingham Americana hotshots The Lost Notes prove that There’s No Place Like Home as they drive a sell-out crowd into raptures at the city’s prestigious Symphony Hall.
The Ollam – Norton’s, Birmingham: Live Review
The Ollam – with more posts than a picket fence: post rock, post funk, post trad and post grunge. File under eclectic.
Notify – Worlds Collide: Album Review
Worlds Collide by Notify. Orchestras and a jazz tinged folk tradition emerge triumphant, after a bit of a wait.