The Tallest Man on Earth returns in May with his fourth album ‘Dark Bird is Home’ – his most personal and direct with a scent of new beginnings. Watch the album trailer.
Seasick Steve jumps on his surfboard for his latest video ‘Summertime Boy’ taken from his forthcoming new album Sonic Soul Surfer out on 23rd March 2015. Watch it here.
Our Song of the Day is a brilliant song premiere from Inti Rowland with ‘Masks of Winter’ from his forthcoming debut album 17th Century Japanese Aviary which was recorded over 6 days in a converted chapel in the Scottish highlands.
Canadian singer-songwriter Dennis Ellsworth played a top gig at The Square Tower, Portsmouth and not his first there either. Support came from the talented Marion Fleetwood.
Southern Tenant Folk Union release their most ambitious album so far. The Chuck Norris Project exposes the astonishing array of ills and injustices of a country claiming to be the world’s greatest democracy.
Conor O’Brien’s forthcoming third album Darling Arithmetic promises to be a very single-minded and personal album which he has written, recorded, produced and mixed himself at home.
With his new album released this week Father John Misty sessions have been popping up everywhere, but this has got to be the best yet – a performance in a French café accompanied on guitar by accordion, violin and mandolin.
Listen to ‘This Dark Desire’, the lead track from Bill Wells & Aidan Moffat’s forthcoming new album ‘The Most Important Place In The World’ where domesticity and devilry reign.
Our Song of the Day is from Admiral Fallow with their new video for Evangeline. The first track from their forthcoming new album and follow up to 2012′s ‘Tree Bursts In Snow’.
Stepping into the spotlight, Martin Callingham called on his friends from the Bristol scene to help create the beautifully realised statement album Tonight, We All Swim Free.
Today we have a premiere from psych-folk artist Santiparro, a name he was given by the Native American Wixáritari – taken from his new album which features contributions from Will Oldham and more.
Alasdair has produced an album that conjures, through its own uniquely relaxed, quiet and inclusive intimacy, an earthly and worldly – and yet almost unearthly and otherworldly – magic, of a very special kind.
