We have another great song from Jack Harris today taken from his Before The Gold Rush session. Watch him performing Bird in the Broken Clock.

London folk group ‘Stick in the Wheel’ have combined the influences of skiffle, punk, and folk in their debut album ‘From here’. This is high-energy, politically switched-on folk music and it is one of the most vital recent additions to the English musical tradition.

Conceived and largely written on the road whilst touring, Franc Cinelli’s new album ‘The Marvel Age’ rumbles out of the groove like a battered freight train, each boxcar a different story, every station strange, and strangely familiar; jump the train and listen.

We have a fantastic video premiere to share for North Sea Holes, the stunning new single from Boreas featuring Britt Pernille Frøholm, Lori Watson, Irene Tillung and Rachel Newton. Watch it here.

The press release for Patty Griffin’s new album talks of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Rumi and Rilke, but you don’t have to have a grounding in American transcendentalism or Eastern or German romantic mysticism to have your heart beat along with hers.

Our Song of the Day is a new song from Martha Tilston that was motivated by the recent refugee crisis, and to raise money for Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).

Bixiga 70 have come a long way in the two years since their previous album; III finds the band themselves sounding their most confident so far on a solid and highly enjoyable album with engaging compositions and impressive playing. A very accessible album which deserves to be a significant crossover success.

Katy Carr has released a new video today for Wojtek from her 2012 Paszport album in commemoration of the Soviet invasion of Poland. Plus she announces her forthcoming new album Polonia.

Must Take More Care is full of hard truths spoken with a soft voice, and as summer’s glow fades and the nights draw in closer you could certainly do worse than cosying up with this quiet gem over the coming autumn.

Named after a Sheffield landmark, Richard Hawley’s eighth studio album, Hollow Meadows, finds one of Britain’s greatest songwriters in good company, including Martin Simpson, Jarvis Cocker and Nancy Kerr for one of his finest albums yet.

Six Organs of Admittance announces acoustic follow-up to Hexadic. What may identify to some ears as folk music is caught in an equally compelling undertow of powerful subterranean energy. Hexadic II is simultaneously more inviting and challenging, listen to Exultation Wave.

We have the pleasure in premiering the new album The Sparkle In Our Flaws from Belgium based, Dutch-born musician and songwriter Chantal Acda, released on 25th September via Glitterhouse Records.