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Spotlight on: Folie à Deux at Utrophia Project Space

by Lynn Roberts • 25 April 2011

Clara Cowan contacted FFS about her music and art shows held at the Utrophia Project Space near Greenwich. With alumni including Rachael Dadd and Tristram and an upcoming show in a 1950s ice-cream factory featuring Laura Hocking and Mary Hampton,…

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Interviews

10 questions with… Treetop Flyers

by Lynn Roberts • 24 April 2011

Fresh from their recent success at the Glastonbury Emerging Talent competition, Treetop Flyers’ lead vocalist and guitarist Reid Morrison answers our questions.

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Reviews

Album: Three Blind Wolves – The Sound of the Storm

by For Folk's Sake • 22 April 2011

Three Blind Wolves signed to Communion Records after making a serious impression at the label’s Christmas party at the Notting Hill Arts Club in 2010. The Sound of the Storm had previously had an extremely limited release on the band’s…

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News

News: Emily & the Woods reveals new video, and EP launch

by Lynn Roberts • 21 April 2011

A new favourite of ours here at FFS HQ, Emily & the Woods is releasing her second EP ‘Eye to Eye’ on May 4th with a launch party at The North London Tavern, 375 Kilburn High Road. While you wait…

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Reviews

Album: Explosions In The Sky – Take Care, Take Care, Take Care

by For Folk's Sake • 21 April 2011

Take Care, Take Care, Take Care is standard Explosions in the Sky fare: thoughtful, aurally and melodically indulgent, it’s an exuberant pleasure. Opening track ‘Last Known Surroundings’, typically loud, sweeps through epic guitar arrangements and definitely signals that the band…

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Blog

FFS’s pick of the Southbank Centre Festival of Britain

by Lynn Roberts • 20 April 2011

There’s not much lovelier than a stroll along Southbank in the Spring sunshine, so it seems the perfect place for the 4-month long Festival of Britain, starting this month at the Southbank Centre.  The festival will  feature music of all…

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