Albums

Sunday driver and their guests have crafted an addictive fusion of indie, jazz and traditional music from the sub-continent that’s every bit as powerful as it is infectious.

The legendary Beverley Martyn returns after four decades with ‘The Phoenix and the Turtle’, a welcome return that showcases her immense talents as a musician and a writer.

Somewhere between the dream world and reality Oliver Cherer has conjured Sir Ollife Leigh And Other Ghosts, a beautiful, shadowed, mysteroious song cycle about life and death.

High praise from Helen for Wooden Wand’s latest offering ‘Farmer’s Corner’ which becomes a contender for one of her albums of the year already.

The Young’uns have come a long way in 10 years and have already created a legacy that bellies their youth, ‘Never Forget’ is the latest chapter in a story worth holding on to.

Harp and a Monkey’s ‘All Life Is Here’ is released today and we have an exclusive première of the video for ‘Pay Day’ which is also our Song of the Day.

Making the most of their Lancastrian origins and light of their experimental calling Harp And A Monkey have created a gem which lives up to the billing All Life Is Here.

Working quickly and learning to let things go, Alister Atkin And The Ghost Line Carnival have made a strong case for live ensemble recording at its best with the stunning To Evangeline.

Simone Felice’s latest album ‘Strangers’ finds him in a place of calm acceptance and serenity featuring some of the finest work he has ever written.

The Exeter based quartet Count To Fire prove yet again on their third album release ‘On Your Side’ that they burn with a flame all of their own.

Fiona Hunter (Malinky) releases her eponymous debut album – her gift for the interpretation of traditional song and the use of Scots language is unsurpassed.

Phil Beer assembles his band for a fine tour who we caught at Salisbury Art Centre for another great performance. We also take a peek at Phil’s Folk Boat project.