Reviews

‘A Day And A Night With…’ is our feature where we spend some quality time with one of our favourite bands or artists –...

The Camden Barfly, to me, has always epitomised the London life I longed for when living in Norfolk, before I moved close to London...

Now in its 17th year, Green Man Festival has developed and evolved from a small, grass-roots, folk-heavy gathering; to a four-day, 20,000-strong,...

Now prior to listening to this new release, I had only briefly stumbled across Johnny Flynn's duet The Water with Laura Marling and there...

Jack Cheshire’s third album Long Mind Hotel is a gem of psychedelic English folk, recently launched to an enraptured audience at the Servant Jazz Quarters...

On Friday night, as the rain pounded and the waves crashed against Cornwall’s rugged coastline, Cambridge born and bred singer songwriter Nick Mulvey descended...

Deb Talan and Steve Tannen don’t just sing to you when you’re at one of their shows. They weep. Although they’re soft, mellow aura...

I often wonder why artists release ‘new versions’ of albums but then there are occasions when it is done and you thank...

When an album comes about by accident it can do a lot to a band, maybe be a hit and maybe be a miss....

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...