It was in a world of experimentation and musical fervency that Nick Drake recorded Bryter Layter. 50 years on, we revisit his second album – his most ambitious and coherent – proactively responding to the vibrant musical world around him.
Inspired by a journey through the desert on the Texas-Mexico border, Cameron Knowler and Eli Winter’s new album ‘Anticipation’ is an extraordinary delight. A playful flight, that twists and flows as the duo throw the rulebook out the window, just existing in the moment.
The Hudson Records Listening Club is back for a new series starting this Sunday 21st March at 10:30 am. They kick off with Brian Finnegan’s new album ‘Hunger of the Skin’.
Les Ailes may still be something of a new name on the scene, but with Tennessee she proves herself to be an accomplished and confident songwriter. A force to be reckoned with – a cool, chilled, and thoroughly dreamy listen.
“I didn’t want to do just a guitar record.” – ‘Kissing Rosy in the Rain’ is one of those recordings that just stays with you and makes you want to find out more about it and the people who made it, so we did just that.
Watch ‘Digging Up The Scars’, the title track of the new album from Neilson Hubbard – “Digging up the scars is about digging for the truth in ourselves and each other…. to ask the questions and not be afraid of the answers.”
Faeland’s second full-length outing builds on the promise of their 2018 debut, a FRUK album of that year. Chock full of joy, with abundant melodic hooks, coupled with the purity of Rebecca Nelson’s vocal, bedded within the sophisticated arrangements and backing of Jacob Morrison.
Three Lobed Recordings have announced the release “Axacan”, the fourth album from Daniel Bachman for the label and his first album in three years. Listen to Coronach.
Even the keenest Karen Dalton fans have been surprised by the recently revealed new footage of her performing at The Montreux Golden Rose Pop Festival in 1971. It features her performing four songs with a backing band.
Featuring new music from Eli West, Jake Xerxes Fussell, Luluc, Ballaké Sissoko Feat. Camille, David John Morris, The Brother Brothers, Teyr, Jim Ghedi, Jon Boden, Oddfellow’s Casino, Field Works, Cameron Knowler and more.
Mick O’Brien, Emer Mayock, Aoife Ní Bhriain return with a second recording of music collected by James Goodman. ‘More Tunes from the Goodman Manuscripts’ has the intimacy and warmth of a pub session.
We chat to Jon Boden about his new album ‘Last Mile Home’, the recent Bellowhead reunion and the much-anticipated return of Spiers and Boden, as well as the challenges of wild swimming. Plus, watch his new video for ‘Old Straight Track’.
