Live Review: Michele Stodart – The Cluny 2, Newcastle
Bare in mind that not many people ever turn up for the support acts, local lass and first support for the evening Rhona Dalling...
Review: Laura Marling – Once I Was An Eagle
You'd be hard pushed to find a more prominent folk musician in the British music industry than Laura Marling, and she has long since...
Live Review: The Tallest Man On Earth – Albert Hall, Manchester
Kristian Matsson AKA The Tallest Man on Earth bounds on to Albert Hall's lofty stage and takes the generous applause for a...
Album Review: Gymnast – Wild Fleet
Give or take a week, it's been exactly two years since Manchester-duo Gymnast played Thank Folk For That Live in their hometown, alongside Farao...
Album Review: Ray LaMontagne – Part Of The Light
One of my favorite artists returns this week, with his seventh studio album, titled Part Of The Light. With only nine tracks recorded at...
Live Review: Matthew & The Atlas – Union Chapel, London
Generally speaking, Islington’s Union Chapel is a venue for which a lot of artists reserve their most stripped back sets, toying with new dynamics...
New Video: Villagers – Everything I Am Is Yours
Taken from Villagers' exceptional third record Darling Arithmetic,
released today (and reviewed here), Conor O'Brien has revealed the new video,
for the incredibly beautiful new single, Everything I Am...
Album Review: John Craigie – Asterisk The Universe
As the son of a US Air Force general, it is probably safe to assume that John...
Album Review: Julien Baker – Turn Out The Lights
Julien Baker’s Turn Out The Lights is a sombre exploration of religion, self-doubt and sexuality – the vocals are willowy, the vibe is emo-esque.
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Favourites 2014!
2014 has been a funny ol' year - many ups, many downs! But what is certain, is that there have been some glorious record releases...