Sparks is an alluring, accessible and thoroughly enjoyable album which holds the listener’s attention throughout and fully reflects the passion that the duo have for their heritage and tradition…lose yourself in this treat of an album.
Edgelarks have created an album that captures something long-lasting, universal and difficult to pin down: the nature of human happiness and the need for hope, not just now but in perpetuity. And in that respect Feather is an uplifting triumph.
The Soft Cavalry (husband/wife duo Steve Clarke and Rachel Goswell of Slowdive) have today shared a video for new single “Bulletproof” in which the band use sign language to convey the track’s lyrics.
In search of the primaeval sound of the universe, our Song of the Day comes Space Klezmer Goylem – a sweet spot point between psychedelic prog, Middle Eastern electronica and traditional European klezmer and folk music.
Mac DeMarco and his band will return to the UK this November for a five-date tour including his biggest London show to date at Alexandra Palace on 21st November 2019.
Watch the new video from Bill Jones for the title track of her new album Wonderful Fairytale which features a string quartet as well as Ian Stephenson on guitar and double bass.
Tradfest pulled in a truly international audience from Scotland and beyond to this year’s festival, which featured Lankum, Talisk, The Fretless, Kathleen MacInnes, Fiona Hunter, Kaela Rowan and more.
Stenning doesn’t just collaborate with a group of fellow artists. Her concept can itself be seen as a kind of collaboration between art and the outside world. An ambitious, arresting and constantly interesting work of art in its own right.
Lauren MacColl announces a full-band tour of The Seer across Scotland from 21-29th of June and publishes her first printed tune book featuring 44 melodies including all the tunes from The Seer.
Our latest Lost in Transmission mix features Ohtis, Joy Williams, Bill Callahan, The Little Unsaid, Jake Xerxes Fussell, Gia Margaret, Molly Sarlé and lots more.
Watch the new video from Dean Owens for Louisville Lip, a tribute to Muhammad Ali and an intensely personal song, as the singer imagines addressing his hero directly, remembering the impact on a kid growing up in the port of Leith.
