James Ginzburg leaves behind Bristol’s bass music in favour of a solo acoustic album. Faint Wild Light is a great psych-folk album that you will happily continue to re-visit. A real grower.
Chris Wood is set to head out on an extensive Solo tour of the UK. We also find out which track from his album ‘None the Wiser’ was the most popular from our earlier album preview.
Live At Caffè Lena is a thoughtfully sequenced compilation which manages to distil a wide range of emotions and musical styles into a low-key but never lowbrow collection which captivates by virtue of its simple humanity.
Read Part Four of our exclusive preview of The Lost Cavalry‘s debut album Three Cheers For The Undertaker…starting a new life and abandoned diamond mines.
Watch this short documentary on how The Looking Glass in Bristol was transformed from an empty building into a creative space for live music, art & theatre.
Folk Radio UK catches up with Québecois band Le Vent du nord at Wickham Festival. They talk about audience appreciation, Québecois traditional music and more.
A trilogy of albums in three years has seen praise for Sean Taylor from Mike Harding, Bob Harris and more. You’ll understand why as Chase The Night delivers his London masterpiece.
Shearwater release their new album ‘Fellow Travelers’ next month on Sub Pop, an album of covers which Jonathan Meiburg said is their best album so far. Get a taste…
Today’s Song of the Day is from Patrick Dethlefs, an artist from Kittredge, Colorado whom I only recently discovered when hunting around for some new tunes.
