Jay Jay Pistolet: has journeyed from the green and pleasant New Forest to London in order to peddle his wares on the city’s burgeoning folk scene. His backing band features Marcus Mumford of Mumford and Sons. Influences: The Beach Boys,…
Vincent Vincent and the Villains
Vincent Vincent and the Villains are Alex Cox (drums), Vincent Vincent (gutar/vocals) Will Church (bass) and Tom Bailey (lead guitar)
Single Review: Johnny Flynn – Brown Trout Blues
Brown Trout Blues, taken from Flynn’s debut album A Larum, is three minutes of delicate perfection. ‘I could be someone else but you wouldn’t know me if I was’ sings Johnny on his bittersweet ode to complicated love.
For Folk’s Sake Interview: Johnny Flynn
New single Brown Trout Blues came out on 1st September. For Folk’s Sake spoke to the lovely Johnny Flynn only to find out he didn’t know a thing about its release.
Johnny Flynn interview
Brown Trout Blues came out on 1st September. For Folk’s Sake caught up with the lovely Johnny Flynn only to find out he didn’t know a thing about its release. FFS: Tell us a bit about Brown Trout Blues, where…
Live Review: Peggy Sue and the Pictures @ Brixton Windmill, August 7th 2008
Peggy Sue are a jaw-droppingly brilliant cross between Coco Rosie, Lauren Hill and Kate Nash, and their recent gig at the Windmill as part of their 4-day dash to play all the compass points of London did not disappoint.