A Thousand Pokes is the most potent expression of Stick in the Wheel’s yet. Their songs ring with the joy of specificity and detail, the ferocious joy of marginalised voices making themselves heard, the angry joy of people reclaiming their heritage.

Tunng come full circle on their new album, Love You All Over Again, returning to their folktronica roots, 20 years after their debut. Lead single ‘Didn’t Know Why’ offers some perfect Autumn Wicker Man wyrd-ness.

Tompkins Square have announced a new Robbie Basho 5CD Box Set: Snow Beneath the Belly of a White Swan: The Lost Live Recordings, a live companion to the studio Boxset, Song of the Avatars. Listen to the album track, Himalayan Highlands.

The Ridge Trilogy EPs are tantalising, appetite-whetting snapshots of a work in progress and an atmospheric collection in its own right, Dean Owens is mining gold…

Last week, Henry Parker and David Ian Roberts released their new album Chasing Light. Watch them performing the title track live – “a bright and bouncing track…a pretty, bucolic number.”

The Circular Train is Ava Mendoza’s second solo LP of charged avant garde rock, blues and jazz music. It’s an album she should be proud of–no frills, no pretensions and totally ace.

Listen to the latest Monday Morning Brew featuring Jake Blount & Mali Obomsawin, 3hattrio, Yasmin Williams, Joshua Burnside, Ana Lua Caiano, Beverly Glenn-Copeland, Seckou Keita, Alice Gerrard, Frankie Archer, Gerry Diver, Niamh Regan, Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp, Rhiannon Giddens and more.

The Suitcase will be presented by Sean Cooney of the award-winning folk trio The Young’uns and broadcast on BBC Radio 4 this weekend. Listen to their new single, Borrowed Boots, which is also our Song of the Day.

“Another Tide, Another Fish” is an intelligent, intuitive album that demonstrates Andrew Tuttle’s highly creative and inquisitive nature. The late great Michael Chapman’s previously unfinished album now feels complete, showing his subtle psychedelic music at its best.

Junior Brother shares the stunning new music video from Ellius Grace for his new single Take Guilt which “explores the facing, feeling, and suppressing of the horrors broadcast from elsewhere in the world”.

Taking in traditional English, Scottish and Irish tunes as well as self-penned material, Thorpe  & Morrison’s “Grass & Granite” is a glowing testament to their musicianship and virtuosity drawing on themes that explore both longings for home and moving on to new experiences.

As Cherry Tree records announce “Davy Graham: He Moved Through The Fair – The Complete 1960s Recordings (an 8CD Box Set) we look back at Graham’s life – including rare live footage and a 2005 road-trip documentary.