The Latest

For their debut, The Magpies have produced an album that intrigues and delights, packed with variety and first-class musicianship. Not to be missed.

Gillian Welch confirms the digital release of Boots No.2: The Lost Songs, Vol.1 unearthed from a cache of home demos and reel-to-reel recordings. Vol. 2 and Vol. 3 to follow.

Bitter Better is a glorious, widescreen recording that is full of life. Even when contemplating its ups and downs, there’s an energy and vitality to the work.

She Keeps Bees have collaborated with Los Angeles based singer, composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist, Tim Carr on their latest single “Star Stone Skin”.

Featuring Colorama, Emma Kupa, Darren Hayman, Brigid Mae Power, Stuart Moxham & Louis Philippe, Mary Lattimore, Martin Kirkegaard, Me Auld Flower, Cinder Well, Touki, Jack Bessant, Siv Jakobsen & more

Experimental folk song and storytelling trio Harp & a Monkey today release a new single that celebrates the value of our public museums, galleries and archives.

Described by Dónal Lunny as ‘one of the most important traditional singers to emerge out of Ireland in the last decade.’ this week’s listening club guest is the incredible Daoirí Farrell.

Every new Blue Rose Code album has been a progression from the last, and ‘With Healings Of The Deepest Kind’ is no different. It should be on everybody’s end-of-year list.

Bellowhead have had a little stay-at-home reunion. Watch them performing New York Girls from their Hedonism album with plenty of antics along the way.

Devendra Banhart has released ‘It’s Not Always Funny’, the third track from his upcoming four-song EP, Vast Ovoid, due as a limited-edition 12” coloured vinyl 45 on July 24.

Richard and Linda Thompson announce the Hard Luck Stories Box Set, their first ever comprehensive career retrospective including 31 previously unreleased recordings. Listen to Amazon Queen available today.

Acclaimed alt-folk quartet Darlingside return with a brand-new single “Ocean Bed”, available now on More Doug/Thirty Tigers.

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