Album Review: Chris Stapleton – From A Room: Volume 1
It's been two years since the massive success of Chris Stapleton's first album Traveler and we've all been yearning for more music from the country...
Live Review: Lucy Spraggan – Newcastle Student’s Union
Arriving for the last song of Soham De, the first support of the night, you could feel there was something magical inside this particular...
Album Review: Torgeir Waldemar – No Offending Borders
Torgeir Waldemar's second album, No Offending Borders, is an excellent combination of profound acoustic and classic rock sounds. While the majority of the album...
Album Review: Lucy Rose – Something’s Changing
Thank Folk favourite Lucy Rose is back with the release of her third studio album Something’s Changing; both old fans and new listeners would...
Live Review: Dispatch – The Troubadour, Los Angeles
Boston-based indie legends Dispatch stopped at the iconic Troubadour in Los Angeles last weekend on their North American tour. TFFT caught the show on...
Review: Liam Finn – Manchester Deaf Institute
I can't always judge a night like this...but if the occasion arises when i'm stood next to Johnny Marr and still can't take my eyes off...
Review: Dan Mangan – The Castle, Manchester
At a packed out Castle Hotel in Manchester, Dan Mangan took to the stage on the evening of his 29th birthday. A chorus of...
Review: Michael Kiwanuka – The Kazimier, Liverpool
So, Radio One loves you, every one of your UK tour dates has sold out and earlier this year you came top of the...
Review: Pearl And The Beard – London
One of our top contributors Jon Barker is good friends with the band you see above you....
Those three jumper-clad people are more regularly referred...
Review: Paper Aeroplanes – A Comfortable Sleep
Paper Aeroplanes hail from the west-coast of Wales,
a country soaked in fine folk talent.
And at the forefront are Sarah Howells and Richard Llewellyn, the...