Albums

Red Pine Timber Company’s latest offering ‘Different Lonesome’ is a solid album featuring songs of ‘Saturday night sinning and Sunday morning salvation’.

Richard Dawson: Full of grit and no bull shit, while simultaneously being capable of producing music as sweet and sensitive as Joanna Newsome, without the sickly gloss.

The bluegrass-flavoured folk-rock quartet Ramshackle Union Band wear their influences boldly. Echoes of Richard Thompson, Fairport and The Band can be heard in their latest offering RUB.

Randolph’s Leap release their full length debut album Clumsy Knot via Lost Map Records on April 7th, a thoughtful, funny and uplifting album that deserves a wide audience.

Neil shares his final Celtic Connections experience at the auditorium at Glasgow’s Mitchell Library with a fabulous double bill: Sharon Shannon & Alan O’Connor / Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas.

Robert Ellis displays a natural songwriter’s gift and The Lights From The Chemical Plant finds him with ambitions to match some of his own musical heroes.

Helen headed to Union Chapel for St. David’s Day for an unforgettable Daylight Music concert featuring The Gentle Good / Katell Keinig / Richard James. Includes live video of the day.

Kairos is a word from ancient Greece that measures time in quality rather than quantity, a perfect way to sum up playing the 10 tracks of this wonderful new album from Sam Brookes.

With a sweet harmony driven sound with alternating male and female leads on This Love Alex of House Of Hats is available to give us exclusive insight into their superb debut album.

Amelia White’s latest release ‘Old Postcard’ came about while she was helping to move her parents into assisted living and she found herself looking through souvenirs of their lives together.

Carina Round and Justin Rutledge join forces again as Early Winters to combine a melodic marriage of folk-pop and soft rock on their latest offering ‘Vanishing Act’.

The O’s who have just finished supporting Del Amitri on tour demonstrate a lightness of touch and flair for understated melancholy on their latest offering ‘Thunderdog’.