Albums

Everything Everywhere All The Time / The Whale Watching Tour is the new double DVD from Bedroom Community which gives a striking and fascinating insight into this creative Iceland based label & collective.

Read our live review of Seth Lakeman at Sheffield City Hall, whilst the seated venue may not have been set up for dancing it didn’t stop the fans from getting up in the aisles!

The Wolfless Years is the final track in our feature preview of Chris Wood’s ‘None the Wiser. Listen to is here.

The subtle shading and above all the beautiful melodic flow of Maple Bee’s ‘These Four Worlds’ keeps you on tenterhooks throughout. There’s a sense of comfort too in the warmth and empathy that you’ll find.

Cinéma El Mundo is the latest release from the band Lo’jo a band conceived on the margins of Angers, in the west of France. This album is revolutionary in it’s scope…feast your ears!

The Damien O’Kane Trio put on a great performance at The Met, Bury. Damien was accompanied by John-Joe Kelly on bodhran and Ed Boyd on guitar.

The Weighing of the Heart is Colleen’s first studio album in six years which has arrived with sudden, gentle surprise, like a migrating bird that has appeared too early. It is a gleaming treasure.

Perhaps the most immediately striking aspect of Anne Marie Almedal’s Memory Lane is the sheer gorgeousness of it – it’s music to melt even the most glaciated heart.

British artist Jamie N Commons is back with a new EP ‘Rumble and Sway’ with a catchy title track and accompanying video.

We catch KAN performing at Manchester’s historic Band on the Wall where the rarely seen quartet put on a great performance with their unique blend of folk, jazz and Mayan culture!

Friday evening and Shooglenifty breeze into a chilly, and eventually soggy, small Hampshire town for a gig at the Ashcroft Arts Centre, but it’s not long before things warm up!

Watch Sam Amidon’s official video for ‘As I Roved out’ which features on his new album ‘Bright Sunny South’ which is one of our Albums of the Month. The video is like a tale in itself…