by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Album | Niq Reefman – A Selection of Musical Tales
Niq Reefman is a genius—perhaps a mad one, and yet, all the same. It’s probably safe to say that most artists consider their craft as a careful and encompassing reflection of the life that they’ve lived and the world that…
by Joe Sweeting • • Comments Off on First Play | Allred and Broderick – Find The Ways
We like spoiling you here at For Folks Sake. Not just content with providing you with reviews of the latest releases, from time to time, we provide a new soundtrack to your day, and the album stream below from Allred…
by For Folk's Sake • • Comments Off on Album | Father John Misty – Pure Comedy
Josh Tillman is a series of contradictions. Less than completely comfortable releasing albums under his own name, early releases came out as J. Tillman, before he adopted the Father John Misty moniker. Having spent four years drumming for Fleet Foxes,…
by Joe Sweeting • • Comments Off on SOTD | Ciaran Lavery – New Partner
Ostensibly a release for the forthcoming 10th anniversary Record Store Day (22nd April), Northern Irish musician Ciaran Lavery, fresh from releasing a well-received live album at the tail end of 2016, has dipped his toe into the cavernous back catalogue…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Album | Drew Holcomb & the Neighbors – Souvenir
It’s been a busy year for Drew Holcomb. As an artist, his latest studio record with the Neighbors comes with their recent concert set, Live at the Ryman, still nipping at its heels. He’s been keeping up as a curator…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Album | Mary-Kate Edwards – Blueberry Pie
From Neil Young to Gordon Lightfoot, Ontario has been home to some of the most compelling singer-songwriters of our time. Even still, its collective provincial scene has been churning out popular modern tunes from the likes of Dallas Green and…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Video | Elizabeth Tighe – Dust and Lies
‘Dust and Lies’ is the latest from Phoenix-based folk-rock artist, Elizabeth Tighe. Some will remember the review that we here at For Folk’s Sake had published of her previous album, Smoke Rises, around a month back showcasing her natural ability to…
by For Folk's Sake • • Comments Off on Album | Keston Cobblers Club – Almost Home
Drawing their name from the story of an 18th-century shoemaker in their hometown whose violin performances in the local tavern helped him drum up business, and continuing to record at the home of the parents of band members Julia and…
by Joe Sweeting • • Comments Off on Interview | Keston Cobblers Club on being ‘Almost Home’.
The world is a much brighter place when Keston Cobblers Club are gearing up to release new music, and over the course of the past few years, the band have honed their craft of creating joyous, up-tempo folk-rock to produce…
by Joe Sweeting • • Comments Off on Album | Tennis – Yours Conditionally
Beginning life as a chronicle of a summer on board a yacht way back in 2011, Tennis, comprising husband-and-wife duo Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley, return with their forth LP of sun soaked songs tinged with sadness, Yours Conditionally. The…