Ten years on from his work with Texan psych-rockers Lift to Experience, Josh T. Pearson is a broken man, and Last of the Country Gentlemen is a sparse, delicate and unrelenting trawl through the darker recesses of the soul. Confessional…
Unkle Bob
One of their tracks played out an episode of Greys Anatomy, they’ve worked with legendary producers on two studio albums, and they’re from Scotland. The panel wants to find out more… Eala MacAlister: Unkle Bob are all lovely harmonies and driven…
Album: Paper Aeroplanes – We Are Ghosts
Paper Aeroplanes started life back in 2005 when Sarah Howells and Richard Llewellyn first crossed paths in West Walians, Wales. The duo promptly headed to Cardiff and began playing acoustic sets under the name of Halflight and began to gain…
Interview: Rachel Sermanni
Rachel Sermanni has just finished a tour of the Highlands supporting Mumford & Sons and is currently in Austin, Texas where she’s performing at SXSW. FFS spoke to her ahead of her gig at the Old Queen’s Head in London…
News: Darren Hayman raising money for Japan with notebook auction
Darren Hayman is auctioning off the notebook he used to write the January Songs in a bid to raise money to help animal victims of the tsunami in Japan. The 78-page moleskin notebook is described as being “full of drawings,…
Queen Elvis
Queen Elvis are a married couple cum five-piece from Galway making a big, international, noise with new EP Little World – the panel stepped in to check out the hype… Gemma Hampson: Queen Elvis are old hats at folk music and you…