Taken from their forthcoming collaborative album, The World That I Knew, Dublin-based duo VARO share their latest single and video, Green Grows the Laurel, featuring John Francis Flynn.
Lorraine Nash unveils her new single, “Carraig Aonair,” her first in the Irish language. The single arrives ahead of a busy summer schedule, notably including dates as a special guest of Hothouse Flowers on their UK tour.
Last month, we shared Yoshika Colwell’s intuitive and mystical single, ‘Last Night’. She follows up with the contrasting and pastoral-tinged ‘Fighting On The Wing’, accompanied by another great video from Tilly Wace.
Echolalia is a unique album that repurposes the glory days of English acid folk and pastoral, rural progressive music into a 2025 context. We could use some more of this good stuff in the world right now.
Following last month’s announcement of his new album, CRK, Cameron Knowler shares his latest album single ‘Secret Water’ featuring Rayna Gellert, Ethan Jodziewicz and Jordan Tice (of Hawktail).
Ten years on, Natural Information Society and Bitchin Bajas reunite for their second collaborative album, ‘Totality’. Their first single, Clock no Clock, is accompanied by a music video created by Nick Contea.
Ahead of their European tour that kicks off tomorrow, tunng’s Mike Lindsay talks us, track-by-track, through their new album – ‘Love You All Over Again’ – “it’s our way of going full circle.”
Glasgow-based musician Quinie (Josie Vallely) announces her third album, ‘Forefowk, Mind Me’, described as ‘folk tradition in motion’, and premieres the video for lead single ‘Macaphee Turn the Cattle’.
The Burning Hell’s ‘Ghost Palace’ may sound like an acceptance of Earth’s fate, but there are subtle signs that life…in a way, the diversity that artists like Kom bring to the world is one of the things that make it a future worth fighting for.
This week’s Monday Morning Brew includes Joshua Burnside, Daniel Bachman, Liam Grant, Satomimagae, Milkweed, Echolalia, The Hermit, L’Oumigmag, Rob Noyes, Will Stewart, Sam Moss, Chris Brain, Ichiko Aoba and more
Gigspanner Big Band’s ‘Turnstone’ is a great example of how traditional song can provide a template for exciting new musical discovery. It’s also a career-defining release from one of folk’s most powerfully creative groups.
Taken from her forthcoming “Home Recordings” EP, a collection of songs from a space carved out in the heart of winter’s desolation, watch the video for Anna St. Louis’ latest single ‘Everything (Demo)’.
