The Staves reveal their new track ‘Steady’ from their forthcoming new album ‘If I Was’ due out in March prior to which they will be touring the UK & Ireland.
The Mountain Firework Company unveil their brilliant new video for The Gravedigger’s Lament. Don’t miss them at this year’s Celtic Connections. Brilliant.
Our Song of the Day comes from DR. DOG. Shadow People features on their first live album ‘Live At a Flamingo Hotel’ which really captures the magic of their stage presence. Watch the live video here.
Hiss Golden Messenger is to release a three-song collection called Southern Grammar as a 12″ EP on Merge Records. Watch the video of the recording of the title track here.
We talk to James Varda about his latest album ‘Chance and Time’, regarded by many as his best work to date. We look back at his career alongside his diverse influences that have helped shape his music.
Our Song of the Day comes from Australian duo Luluc who are touring the UK this month supporting J Mascis with their own show on 21 Jan at Sebright Arms. Listen to the beautiful Small Window from their latest album.
With their diverse backgrounds but shared grounding on the Edinburgh session circuit, Dallahan have set off a fanfare of acclaim. When The Day Is On The Turn meets the hype head on and smashes it!
Our Song of the Day comes from British Columbia based artist Ryan Beattie who goes under the name of Himalayan Bear supported by a revolving lineup of talented musical friends.
We have a great video premiere today from 21 year old Jake McMullen, an indie/folk rock singer who hails from Orange County. Watch his new video for Always.
Finland’s handpan player Kumea Sound is about to release his second album, “one of the most radically different yet accessible albums I’ve heard in a long time”.
Kenneth J Nash has certainly known some hard times and The Fall Of Eden is a title laden with significance. Summoning happier memories this record is a cathartic and road map to a new dawn.
For our latest photo / interview feature Rob catches up with Kelly Oliver whose debut album ‘This Land’ was included in the Telegraph’s ‘Top Folk Albums of The Year’.
