Festival Review: Henley Festival 2018
A summer’s evening, boats ambling up the river, an array of fabulous frocks, men suited and booted, gourmet pop-ups, glasses brimming with champagne and...
Album Review: Luluc – Sculptor
Australian folk duo Luluc, comprised of Zoe Randell and Steve Hasset just released their third album. Sculptor will exceed the hopes of all fans...
Live Review: Callum Pitt – The Cluny, Newcastle
Friday the 13th, unlucky for some but very lucky for this fairly new kid on the block, who goes by the name of Callum...
Album Review: Cornelia Murr – Lake Tear Of The Clouds
Incorporating elements of folk, lo-fi, and dream pop, Cornelia Murr arrives hot on the scene with her debut LP, Lake Tear Of The Clouds....
Album Review: Rayland Baxter – Wide Awake
It seems that the world of passable, digestible, indie-folk-pop is an ever-expanding landscape that continues to disappoint over time. With pretentious, pseudo-philosophical lyrics a...
EP Review: Jackie Cohen – Tacoma Night Terror Part 1: I’ve...
There’s an immediate edginess in the soulful melodies of Spacebomb’s new artist Jackie Cohen. From the very beginning of her debut EP Tacoma Night...
Album Review: Natalie Prass – The Future And The Past
Two years ago, Natalie Prass was poised to go into the studio to record her second full-length album, hot on the heels of her...
Album Review: Haley Heynderickx – I Need To Start A Garden
The debut album by Mama Bird Recording artist Haley Heynderickx gives the Pacific Northwest (and the world) another healthy dose of the folk music...
Album Review: the innocence mission – Sun On The Square
Pennsylvania-trio the innocence mission have come together once again, to deliver another gloriously beautiful and gentle record of chamber-folk stunners. Since the group's setup...
Live Review: Ben Howard – Albert Hall, Manchester
Fans glistened with sweat and gleamed with excitement as they packed into Manchester’s Grade One listed Albert Hall building last Friday, to watch Ben...
