Albums

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

by KLOF

Despite the name The Mad Ferret Band are a Scottish duo comprised of Chris Woods and Sandy Stirton who hail from Perth and Kinross, one you really want to see live!

by Mike Davies

Born in small town Texas, reared in Forth Worth and now based in Nashville, Cale Tyson’s second EP pays testament to the roots of his country raising.

by Paul Woodgate

This boy doesn’t so much stand on ceremony as jump up and down on him until it submits, his hybrid Blues and Country squall whipping in from various shores and uprooting whatever’s in its path.

by Johnny Whalley

Johnny catches Danny and the Champions of the World in Portsmouth with support from Andrew Foster and duo Trevor Moss and Hannah-Lou.

by Simon Holland

As a year and more of touring her acclaimed Vagabond reaches its end, Eddi Reader’s Back The Dogs EP connects parts of her journey with her gorgeous voice and wonderful gift for song.

by David Weir

Stephen Kellogg and Gregory Alan Isakov took to the road over a week ago, after an eventful set of shows, the two prolific songwriters arrived for a sold-out show at Manchester’s Gullivers.

by Mike Davies

Have just completed his UK tour Ian Sherwood’s latest release ‘Everywhere To Go’ features some well crafted, highly listenable songs.

by Simon Holland

The birth of a first son has been the final catalyst in shaping the duo sound of Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn, whose eponymous debut album is a pure delight of exceptional musicality.

by Helen Gregory

Lily-O isn’t afraid to draw on the musical roots of its contributors while, at the same time, remaining thoroughly contemporary in outlook. An enjoyable, fascinating and very accessible listen.

by Mike Davies

The Stray Birds simplicity and the honest expression in de Vitry’s pure voice are the heart of their appeal, they certainly won over our reviewer with their latest offering.

by Thomas Blake

The songs on Love of Too Much Living sit astride the fathomless land between maturity and naivety, and whose lyrics describe that land with profound directness.

by Mike Davies

Jess Klein’s ninth studio album Learning Faith is not only one of the best things she’s ever recorded, but this is unquestionably the finest album of her impressive career.

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