Albums

Honest, in-depth album reviews by KLOF Mag – championing and curating intelligent, uncompromising voices in contemporary and experimental music since 2004.

by Neil McFadyen

With the great success of The Elizabethan Session those all-star sessions are revived and brought north to Celtic Connections for a final performance at The Mitchell Theatre.

by Neil McFadyen

The unscheduled Dreamer’s Circus performance at Celtic Connections was one of the highlights of this year’s festival, a performance that will surely secure their return next year with a more prominent billing.

by Simon Holland

Drawing on the rich culture of America’s South, the Sons Of Bill transform the often-conflicting strand of Love And Logic into a seamless thread of sonic magic.

by David Weir

Nansemond is Nathan Bowles boldest sonic outing yet, sounding fresh whilst still alluding to the sounds of the past. An artist crafting a story, part myth, part memoir.

by Johnny Whalley

The Alt brings together three of the most skilful and respected Irish traditional musicians, composers and songwriters – John Doyle, Nuala Kennedy and Eamon O’Leary. It delights from beginning to end.

by Paul Woodgate

Paul heads to London’s Green Note to catch Canadian band Fish and Bird, one lasting memory is the beautiful, brilliant music and their joyful enthusiasm for it. Touring UK & Ireland this month.

by Roy Spencer

FaceOmeter’s latest release is a highly memorable collection of fast paced sing-along songs, one that may well be one of the most unique records of 2014.

by Simon Holland

On the eve of the launch of his first ever solo album FRUK catches up with Ian Carr to talk about the making of the highly original Who He? and his band The Various Artists.

by Philip Soanes

Too, is the second release from Good Luck Mountain. A collection of melodic, tender poetic songs built around the warm vocals of ex-Tandy singer-songwriter Mike Ferrio.

by Simon Holland

Having spent a couple of life changing years on the road in America, Joe Topping has assembled the extremely talented Vagrant Kings to deliver a great new set of songs.

by Paul Woodgate

Sussex based Porchlight Smoker release their Water Into Sand late January – an authentic Americana album that sits neatly in your collection even whilst looking to wider horizons.

by Neil McFadyen

On Night Touches Day each of Gerda’s songs stands proudly on its own merits and each contributes to the album’s irresistible eclecticism. She charms and delights throughout this debut.

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