Joshua Burnside is our latest ‘Off the Shelf’ guest – he talks us through his cluttered shelf of objects, books and other artifacts that tell little stories about both himself and his wife Emily.
Taken from his defiant third studio album BIG TALK, Jarrod Dickenson shares his new video for ‘Prefer To Lose’. In celebration of the album release, he has announced a series of UK dates in March 2023.
Irish Songer Songwriter Karan Casey has announced her new album ‘Nine Apples of Gold’, to be released on 24th February on Crow Valley Music. Watch her new video for the title track, released today as the first single.
Our Song of the Day is a new single from Ehud Banai, a cover of Michael Chapman’s ‘Truck Song’, which he recorded for Michael’s 80th Birthday. It’s accompanied by a beautiful video featuring footage of them touring together.
Five-piece anglo-French dance band Topette!! premiere their video for ‘Just Heavy’, taken from their latest album Bourdon. Get more intoxicating grooves via their Bandcamp page where you can enjoy a 10% discount.
German instrumentalist Steffen Basho-Junghans left this world on the 1st of December 2022. Harry Wheeler pays tribute and shares a new short film titled ‘Nature’.
Robb Johnson & The Xmas Irregulars delivered a delightful extravaganza and a uniquely dark and different way to celebrate the winter season with Murder At The Grange – A Christmas Murder Mystery.
The Carrivick Sisters ‘Illustrated Short Stories’ is impeccably put together and beautifully illustrated. With cleverly constructed tales, top-class musicianship and sibling vocals to match, you have an album on which there is nothing not to like and plenty to treasure.
Psych-folk troubadour Adam Geoffrey Cole releases ‘The tracks of the Afterlander’, a sublime collection of acid folk tracks that embodies English 60s/70s psych-folk à la Pentangle, The Incredible String Band, and Fairport Convention.
For their latest release, Perú Selvático – Sonic Expedition into the Peruvian Amazon 1972-1986, the Analog Africa label once again confounds any preconceived ideas as they head to the Peruvian Amazon rainforest for some of the most exciting electric music of the 1970s and 80s.
Steeped in Scottish history and folklore, Scottish Folk Ballads of Freedom is further evidence of Sam Shackleton’s singular approach and his growing eminence beyond folk circles.
A cosmic trip, courtesy of Joseph Decosimo, Mark Orton, Nathan Bowles, Sam Shackleton, Sam Barrett, The Baird Sisters, Andrew Tuttle, Ry Cooder, Anna & Elizabeth, Frank Fairfield, Blind Boy Paxton, Nora Brown, Cinder Well & more.
