Albums

Windblown is the latest offering from Jamie Smith’s MABON who take their name from the Wiccan festival of the autumnal equinox. A thoroughly enjoyable, highly varied album.

Allysen Callery’s Winter Island and The Summer Place EPs get released as a single limited edition vinyl on Jellyfant. A spellbinding album haunted with a diverse set of timeless memories.

Martha Tilston’s voice is as lovely as ever on ‘Machines of Love and Grace’ : a fine and evocative album. Praise, too, for her choice of supporting musicians whose virtuosity compliments her artistic vision.

Read our review of Rachel Sermanni’s debut album ‘Under Mountains’ and listen to our exclusive ‘Under Mountains’ session. Rachel is without doubt one of our greatest singer songwriters today.

‘Seed of a Pine’ is packed with emotive and beautiful songs which brilliantly showcases the talents of Dave McGraw & Mandy Fer . It is a brooding grower that offers more and more upon each listen.

Dizraeli and the Small Gods release official video for ‘Never Mind’…..”…atheism and Englishness through folk, rap, spoken word and hymns, who embody 21st Century folk”

On Martyn Joseph’s latest album ‘Songs for the Coming Home’ the most memorable aspects of the album are the lyrics and the passion and compassion expressed in Martyn’s voice.

Sugaring Season is Beth Orton’s first album in six years, an album which is introspective and endearingly uncertain, but consistently eloquent.

Brooke Sharkey’s debut album ‘One Dress’ possesses a powerful mastery way beyond any debut album expectations. A classic in the making! Download her free track: His Voice

On Joyce the Librarian’s latest release ‘They Put Land Between Us’ the Bristolian quartet has taken the Folk-Pop genre, stripped it bare and rebuilt it gracefully with their own originality.

The Shee are known for their mix of folk, bluegrass and trad delivered with affecting vocals and lush instrumentals, ‘Murmurations’, their third release, delivers once again this fine balance.

The Show of Hands new release ‘Wake the Union’ is a fine showcase of English and American roots and the sound is unmistakably that of Devon’s finest.