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.
A good looking CD, Dan Webster’s The Tin Man also sounds fabulous as his newly learnt production skills make the most of some great playing and his literate songcraft and superb voice.
We have a great ticket offer for Jim Boyes & Belinda O’Hooley performing Sensations of a Wound at Queen Elizabeth Hall on Tuesday 17 February 2015. The offer is for the best available seats for just £7.50.
Watch the short film Woman Driver – The Musical starring Laura Marling in which she also performs three new songs. The film was shot in Marfa, Texas over one weekend.
Working on a grand scale with incredible musical skill Treacherous Orchestra’s second album Grind is a masterpiece of symphonic invention and seat-of-the-pants virtuosity.
We have a particularly very fine Song of the Day from Scottish singer Alasdair Roberts who has just revealed his new video for In Dispraise of Hunger from his self-titled album out now on Drag City Records.
With Terry Riley’s monumental work ‘In C’ celebrating its 50th Anniversary and the release of ‘Africa Express Presents…Terry Riley’s In C Mali’ we look back to the first live performance at San Francisco Tape Music Center 1964.
Watch the new video for ‘No Peace At All’ from New Zealand songstress Aldous Harding, like her music it has unexpected moments. Plus an audio interview first aired on New Zealand radio.
