If you’re the sort of person that reads this blog regularly (hey, you’ve made it this far, so let’s assume…) you’ve heard Dan Mayfield’s work before. It might have been the sound of his fiddle on one of Darren Hayman’s…
So, where has For Folk’s Sake fan favorite RiverChild been since the last time we’ve seen him? Like any tried and true bard throughout English history, the indie folkster has been hard at work on weaving new musical threads to…
The Staveley-Taylor sisters (Emily, Jessica and Camilla), more commonly known as The Staves, are back with a new double A side featuring one track which has been around a little while (‘Tired as Fuck’) and a re-recorded version of a…
It’s been 20 years since Karl Smith and Pete Cohen formed Sodastream, and 10 years since we heard anything from the Australian duo. But next month sees the release of their new album Little By Little and a welcome appearance…
After making a splash with single ‘Unforgiving War’ late last year, We Were Strangers is preparing to release his debut album in March and we’re stoked to premiere the first track from Beneath A Broken Sky. Stefan Melbourne specialises in…
First, the good news: Keston Cobbers Club are back! The five-piece will release their new album Almost Home at the end of March, the follow-up to the wonderful Wildfire. Second, even more good news: We have the video premiere of…
The inbox of a reviews editor can be filled quickly with requests, new music and PR’s covering all genres and styles. Sometimes, amidst all the noise are artists who are emerging, or who are too good to simply go unnoticed.…
Here’s a new one to keep everyone going this cold January day. A brand new track from Sweet Gum Tree, taken from his new album Sustain the Illusion out on 31/03/2017. The track lives up to its name; it really does Twinkle.…
We’re pleased to present the new single ‘Harmonise’ by Emma Ballantine. ‘Harmonise’ is the second of four songs that will make up an EP called Somebody’s Stories, which is due in April. For Somebody’s Stories Emma is writing songs around…
We’re pleased to present our session with the Worry Dolls, playing three songs from their album Go Get Gone. Recorded in Nashville last year with veteran producer Neilson Hubbard, expect to hear distinctive harmonies and music influenced by English folk,…