Flock of Dimes (aka Jenn Wasner) shares “Two,” the official video and lead single from her newly announced album ‘Head of Roses’, an album about heartbreak, but from a dualistic perspective.
Are Tindersticks getting better and better? On the evidence of ‘Distractions’, the answer is yes. A mesmerising listen that demands repeated immersion.
Award-winning folk singer, conservationist and curator Sam Lee is to publish his debut book ‘The Nightingale’. It’s preceded by a series of live and online concerts produced by The Nest Collective.
Featuring: Bill Callahan & Bonnie “Prince” Billy, Ye Vagabonds, Bill MacKay and Nathan Bowles, Fruit Bats, Las Lloronas, Myles Cochran, Sunny War, Yasmin Williams, Buck Curran, Thirty Pounds of Bone, Diane Cluck, Lael Neale, Ryan Dugré, Tele Novella, BRÍDÍN & more.
Diane Cluck has released a new live recording today via Bandcamp featuring six tracks recorded live at various venues during her first US tour in 2008 with drummer Anders Griffen.
While it’s not unusual to make use of a synthesizer in folk-rock nowadays, the degree of imagination shown by Mec Lir in bringing those imaginings to fruition set them apart.
American musician and producer Myles Cochran talks us through his latest album Unsung – “Dense without being heavy, intelligent without being esoteric, this is elegant, nuanced music that has been finely crafted and richly woven.”
Filmed on a sun-dappled walk near the Glamorganshire canal, watch the new video for Levitate by Welsh singer-songwriter and musician David Ian Roberts.
Suggested to be her final album of original material, ‘First Farewell’ is to be released on April 9, 2021. Mellowing, however, is not Seeger’s style and she’s not going quietly.
That Merlynn Belle at first sounds strange is a testament to their unwillingness to bend to rules enforced from the outside world. Once their spell is cast you find them impossible to resist.
Brooklyn guitarist Ryan Dugré releases his new LP ‘Three Rivers’ this month. Listen to album track Glace Bay, inspired by his ancestors and the struggles and hardships they endured.
The record defies genre with roots in Indian classical music, electronic influences, and exploratory production techniques – it’s traditional yet experimental, meditative yet unsettling. Matthew James Noone’s compositions push and pull, bringing peace while challenging the mind.
