Albums

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

by Harry Wheeler

Sandy Bull’s music is a slice of the 60s flower-power generation that was opening up to new ways of thinking and demonstrated one of the first cross-pollinations of modern and traditional music in the electric era.

by John Atkin

Kyle Carey’s debut album ‘Monongah’ is a gentle delight which brings fresh rewards on each repeat playing. If she can maintain this standard, Carey deserves to be held in the highest esteem.

by Matthew Ellis

Sproatly Smith’s latest release ‘The Minstrel’s Grave’ demonstrates a band that are willing to play at the fringes of folk music and incorporate musical ideas drawn from rock, psychedelia and even rap.

by Fiona-Jane Brown

Taken as a whole, Tarras’s new album ‘Warn the Waters’ is likely to be a good return to the scene for the band, as there is appeal for both folkies and the modern post-pop audience.

by KLOF

KAN are one of those bands that are at the forefront of moulding and re-defining tradtional music, if this is the standard then the tradtional music scene has rewarding times ahead!

by Selina Ream

Cynic’s New Year is a fragile beast with transitory fiddle, banjo, guitar and cello to cushion frontman Justin Ringle’s tentative laments and words of found wisdom.

by John Atkin

Read our live review of Ian Anderson at the Derby Assembly Rooms. He is currently touring “Thick as a Brick” 2012.

by Craig Walker

At a time when Jim White’s personal life hit a roadblock he has served up a masterclass in song writing on his latest release ‘Where it Hits You’.

by David Price

Two Wings latest release ‘Love’s Spring’ is an impressive début which shows them to be a considerably soulful little group.

by KLOF

We give the low down on The Chieftains latest release: Voice of Ages. Plus we have an album giveaway!

by Selina Ream

Adventures in your own Backyard is an attempt to ‘make the music we would want to listen to at home’.

by KLOF

The rather graceful and tranquil looking image of Moya Brennan & Cormac De Barra used for this article is very fitting in many respects. They both come from what many consider to be large musical families that have been very influential on the Irish Music scene. Grammy award winning Moya Brennan is probably best known as the lead singer of Clannad but she has also produced a wealth of solo …

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