Watch ‘Dream A Fallen’, the second single to be released from ‘From the Harbour’, the new album from David Ian Roberts which can now be pre-ordered on vinyl.
With ‘Into The Depths of Hell’, Belfast-based Joshua Burnside delivers yet another challenging but electrifying album. Potent and thought-provoking, it’s one to cherish.
Watch Shooglenifty’s mad and brilliant new bandmade video for Caravan Up North, taken from their forthcoming album “Acid Croft Vol 9”, out this month on 18th September 2020.
Memories are strange things and Annie Dressner’s memories from Coffee at the Corner Bar enable listeners to enter a world they may never have visited, but probably understand better than they think.
anrimeal, the recording project of Ana Rita de Melo Alves, announces debut album ‘Could Divine’ and shares accompanying video for opening track ‘Marching Parades’.
Taken from their debut self-titled album, watch Dublin-based trad duo Varo performing Streets of Forbes, an Australian folk song they learned from June Tabor’s album ‘Ashes and Diamonds’.
McVittie never loses the wide-eyed sense of wonder at the poetry of the natural world. If she set out to reflect that beauty and wonder in music, she has succeeded admirably.
Watch Sam Sweeney and his band (the guitars of Jack Rutter and Louis Campbell and the double bass of Ben Nicholls) performing ‘Unearth Repeat’, live at Cecil Sharp House.
Joan Baez has given so much to the world, music and activism that it is surprising how little has been written about her. This is an excellent starting point.
Joshua Burnell grabs our attention and imagination with this brilliantly accessible album, bursting at the seams with ideas, imagery and an assured ability with melody and song structure. Outstanding.
Watch Henry Parker performing the traditional folk ballad ‘The Snows They Melt the Soonest’, filmed in a woodland near the foot of Yewbarrow in the Lake District.
Thread is a wonderful, deeply thought out, rich and engaging album that manages to sound completely original within the parameters of its musical roots.
