The Latest

Green Man Festival announce the first headliners to appear at this years festival including: Beirut and Neutral Milk Hotel, in their classic line-up led by the mercurial Jeff Magnum.

Four of the finest female players in British music, Eliza Carthy, Bella Hardy, Lucy Farrell and Kate Young are on tour this month so don’t hang around getting those tickets!

‘Forever England – Song & the First World War’ is a new stage production from Sam Lee which marks the Centenary of WWI. It premières this month with a bigger tour in the Autumn with The Unthanks.

Lawry-Joseph Tilbury (A.K.A Birdengine) talks to Ex-Midlake frontman and songwriter Tim Smith on life after Midlake, what we can expect from his new project ‘Harp’ and singing dogs.

Our Song of the Day is also a FRUK video Premiere from Monoganon for their first postcard release on Lost Map Records which is out today. Not to be missed!

Scottish / Scandanavian duo Marit Fält and Rona Wilkie release an entertaining, fascinating and inspirational debut in the form of Turas…produced by Mary Ann Kennedy & husband, Nick Turner.

For their second album The Harbour, My Home, Pär Hagström and Jenny Roos turn towards stranger sounds and darker skies.

The Hum sees O’Hooley & Tidow continue to build on their promise, bringing in Gerry Driver as sonic architect to match a set of songs brimming with big ideas and the sound of life itself.

Another great mix to start your weekend – Pulco, The Kitchen Cynics, Thirty Pounds of Bone & some great Welsh acts in the form of Cate Le Bon, Y Niwl & Trwbador.

Watch the new video from Monster Ceilidh Band. Vralkada is taken from their latest release ‘Charge’ which is one of our featured Albums of the Month.

Valley Maker, is the project of Seattle based musician, singer-songwriter Austin Crane. His latest release presents a great leap forward from his debut…one that really deserves wider exposure!

Dawn of Midi are a trio that eat rhythms and beats for breakfast. Their stage act is a sonic high wire walk that is mesmerising and jaw dropping…if you like Portico Quartet you’ll go nuts over this lot.

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