The Latest

Our Song of the Day is from Agnes Obel, Fuel to the Fire is taken from her second album ‘Aventine’. Watch her beautiful new video produced by David Dean Burkhart.

A voice that sticks like velcro and seduces like silk…words used to describe Naomi Bedford’s singing voice…can it get much better? Yes it can, A History of Insolence is a sure winner.

New Zealand string band The Eastern take to the stage in Ballyholme Yacht Club as part of the 2014 Open House Festival and go down a treat! Check our live review.

Betty And The Boy emerge from The Wreckage, their outstanding debut album like a phoenix taking flight in a whirlwind of stunning musicianship and contrasting, genre bending styles.

On the eve of a gig supporting US band Caravan Of Thieves this Friday Adrian Roye gives FRUK exclusive insight into his band The Exiles, the new album Reclaimed and more.

Watch the latest video from King Creosote for ‘Something To Believe In’ taken from his latest album ‘From Scotland With Love’.

We talk to father daughter duo Daisy House who also provide our Song of the Day. With a love of 60’s-70’s English Folk-rock they reflect upon modern music, folk and these crazy times. Candid & honest.

The Barr Brothers are pleased to unveil the video for new album track, Half-Crazy. The track is taken from Sleeping Operator the Montreal band’s brilliant new album. Watch it here.

The Best Day, Thurston Moore’s first solo record since 2010’s Demolished Thoughts, will be released on October 21, 2014, listen to the title track + The Thurston Moore Band Tour.

Scott Matthews showcases his new album ‘Home Part 1’ mingled with a liberal dose of classic and classy numbers from his back catalogue at London’s The Social.

First Aid Kit reveal a live video of ‘Master Pretender’, they are also supporting Ryan Adams as part of iTunes Festival at the Roundhouse on 21 September.

Howard Eynon’s ‘So What If Im Standing In Apricot Jam’ to be reissued after 40 years, a wonderful acid folk treasure & a bold and madcap record on a par with Paul McCartney’s Ram.

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