Released on Joe Boyd’s legendary Hannibal label, this reissue features a brilliant bonus LP of the “the 2nd album that never was”. The Eighteenth Day of May evoked a legendary era, and now they are a justifiably legendary band too.
Pharis and Jason Romero started a video contest back in March and asked fans to send in homemade music videos for “Roll On My Friend”. Watch the winning entry featuring a journey of a family canoeing up to northern Canada in the 1960’s
Taken from their seventh album ‘Fox Pop’, watch the new video from Sergeant Buzfuz for Theresa McKee, a refreshing lively blast of pop peppered with mandolin and acoustic guitar, showing off the band’s more folky roots with finesse.
On Stormweere, the new album from new Belgian band Spilar, they revel in their diversity sharing songs from their Flanders homeland alongside contemporary and self-written gems.
James P Honey has announced the release of his new EP ‘underneath a sulking sky’ which is set for release on 12th June. Watch his new video for ‘Father’, also our Song of the Day.
This month saw the release of Sam Carter’s new album ‘Home Waters’, in this special guest feature, Sam talks us through the story behind his song ‘Surprise View’ which is accompanied by a live performance filmed by Thom Atkinson.
Watch ‘Turns To You’, the latest single from Matthew Shepherd which is out today. The accompanying video was filmed and produced by Rob Bridge (Redwood Photography).
Who the hell is Jerry Joseph? Well, Patterson Hood and Jason Isbell have gone on record saying he is one of the best songwriters and performers ever, and are such believers that they backed him up on his newest album.
Taken from his latest album ‘Forever Just Beyond’, Clem Snide has shared another live performance with Scott Avett of album track confessional ‘The Ballad of Eef Barzelay’.
There’s a sense of subtlety and grace to The Weight Of The Sun that only comes from a band that is confident in their ability to find the power in the music…a psychological camaraderie binds the band together.
Listen to Emily Barker paying tribute to the late John Prine who passed away last month with a beautiful cover of “Hello in There” from his eponymous 1971 album.
