Albums

Honest, in-depth album reviews by KLOF Mag – championing and curating intelligent, uncompromising voices in contemporary and experimental music since 2004.

by Rachel Devine

Alabama duo Laura and Lydia Rogers have arguably two of the best voices in contemporary American country music.

by Neil McFadyen

Read our live Celtic Connections Kris Drever Trio ‘EP Launch’ review with Kris, Éamonn Coyne and Megan Henderson!

by Neil McFadyen

Jaadu is a meeting of great musical minds that has resulted in a unique experience and an unforgettable performance.

by Neil McFadyen

At First Light took to the stage at the splendid City Halls in Glasgow, in support of Jaadu, as part of Celtic Connections with a set that delighted the audience from start to finish.

by KLOF

★★★★★ Neil Cowley Trio’s latest offering: ‘The Face of Mount Molehill’ is one of best jazz albums I’ve heard this year.

by Selina Ream

★★★★★ Never Joy is not a grower – it’s love at first listen. But can this debut album from frighteningly talented 18 year old Ed Tullet be the real thing?

by Melanie McGovern

Read our live review of Russian Red & Rachel Sermanni’s performance at Union Chapel and watch video highligts of the evening.

by Neil McFadyen

The Shoolge Project at Celtic Connections was part gig, part show, part ceilidh…a good night out is rarely as good as this!

by Rachel Devine

★★★★★ On Woodditton Wives Club Alex Highton uses gentle observation to brutal reveal, but in a way that provides coherency and a sense of narrative conflict.

by Neil McFadyen

Our first in a series of reviews of Celtic Connections 2012: MOVE is a dynamic show that blends traditional and modern cultures.

by KLOF

★★★★★ Ben Calvert & The Swifts latest release ‘Festive Road’ has a charm about it that makes it a lot warmer than you expect…

by Neil McFadyen

★★★★★ Gretchen Peters latest album ‘Hello Cruel World’ is a collection of eleven self-written songs that offer a wry, and often intimate view of life and what we make of it.

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