Fantastic Negrito announces his brand new album Grandfather Courage, a reimagined acoustic version of White Jesus Black Problems. Watch his new video for “Highest Bidder” (Acoustic Reimagined) and don’t miss his UK dates including Celtic Connections.
Fàs is a thoroughly satisfying album that introduces significant new elements to Breabach’s music but also confirms they’ve never lost sight of their roots. It brings them very securely back to home ground, all adding up to a fascinating blend of familiarity and innovation.
Wes Tirey is our latest ‘Off the Shelf’ guest – he talks us through his shelf of objects – from homemade collages to a Lone Ranger guitar and Robert Johnson folk art. His 2019 whiskey-soaked folk opus ‘No Winners in the Blues’ is reissued on vinyl this week.
Next Friday sees the release of James Yorkston, Nina Persson and The Second Hand Orchestra’s new album The Great White Sea Eagle. Today, the group share their third song from the record, “The Harmony”.
Marry Waterson works her magic on an animated video for Ben Walker’s ‘Starlings’. It’s from his new album ‘Banish Air from Air’, which explores the relationship between humankind and nature and features a number of special guests, including Sam Lee and Nancy Kerr.
This month, Mason Lindahl heads out on his European Tour which includes a London date on 12th January. The New York City-based guitarist made his Tompkins Square debut with Kissing Rosy in the Rain in January 2021.
Rozi Plain returns this month with her new album Prize on 13 January 2023 on Memphis Industries. Today she reveals her latest new video for her fourth album single ‘Painted the Room’.
Best known as a long-standing member of the Glasgow outfit Butcher Boy, Alison Eales reveals her new video and single Fifty-Five North; taken from her forthcoming debut album ‘Mox Nox’ and also our Song of the Day.
Bold Reynold is a well-overdue debut from David Carroll. Trademark excellence and totally splendid musicianship abound…it will surely come to be regarded as a folk-rock classic and a prime example of the very best the sub-genre has to offer.
NAKSHATRA is the debut album from Brooklyn, NY violinist duo Trina Basu & Arun Ramamurthy, a lush and spiritual collaboration that bridges traditions and defies genres.
Taken from his new ‘Covers’ EP, watch Jack Rutter performing ‘Small Northern Town’ live. His new EP also features covers of songs by Peter Gabriel, Dwight Yoakam and a Frank Kidson song learnt from Bryony Griffith.
There is an openness to La Bête Blanche, a delight in music’s power to elucidate complex ideas simply, and with good humour…. Whatever genre they happen to be joyously ransacking, Storm the Palace are masters of the art of communicating.
