The Moulettes make another quantum leap and Costellations is quite possibly a worm hole to a parallel universe. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 – Houston we have lift off.
Helen catches a rare opportunity to see Beverley Martyn, our Artist of the Month, perform live at London’s Bush Hall… “a musical phoenix rising from the ashes.”
We have an the an exclusive première of the brilliant new video from Gramercy Arms for ‘Always in Love’, the first single to be taken from their forthcoming album ‘The Seasons of Love’.
We have a great video première today of ‘Amazing Robot’, the new single by one of the UK’s finest songwriter’s: Boo Hewerdine, from his forthcoming album ‘My Name In The Bracket’s’.
Disappointed at missing The Bevvy Sisters London debut, your FRUK correspondent arranged for a recording of the sold out show to be sent over and it all but made up for my absence.
Edd Donovan and his Wandering Moles have meandered into Camden for the London launch of Something To Take The Edge Off. It’s a cracking show too, with plenty of surprises in the set.
FRUK Première: The Lancastrian trio Harp and a Monkey are among those leading from the front in commemorating Gallipoli Day (April 25) with their new video for The Gallipoli Oak.
A brief promo trip gave FRUK a chance for an exclusive face to face with Robert Francis to talk about the superb Heaven and his journey from hell, taking in the Ry Cooder and RHCP connections.
We have an exclusive première of the new video from Tim Kasher for the song ‘You Scare Me To Death’ which is also our Song of the Day. It’s from the recently released ‘Adult Film’ album.
Martin Green’s Crows’ Bones is a genuine collaboration with Inge Thomson, Becky Unthank and Nicklas Roswall. Adrian Utley and Calum Malcolm act as Ghost Busters in chief.
Watch the new video for The Oldest Road – a song about the ancient Ridgeway path by Arch Garrison, the acoustic vehicle of North Sea Radio Orchestra mainstays Craig Fortnam and James Larcombe.
