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A Q&A with L’aupaire
From Frankfurt, based in Berlin, folk-pop Americana from L’aupaire How did you get the title of your latest release, and ... -
A Q&A with Gwenifer Raymond
From the South Wales valleys, solo instrumental guitar drawing from American blues and folk – call it ‘Welsh Primitive’… What’s ... -
Interference (Of Light) by Newton Faulkner – Album Review
By Victoria Holdsworth Newton Faulkner states that, ‘this new album was made with zero fear’, and in it the singer-songwriter ... -
A Q&A with The Wandering Hearts
Folk-Americana, heavy on the harmonies – here’s London trio AJ, Chess and Tara from The Wandering Hearts… What’s the title ... -
A Q&A with Misty Coast
Norweigian alt-folk duo playing with noise and melody… What’s the title of your latest release, and what does it mean ... -
A Q&A with Luca Wilding
Dream-folk original from London – here’s Luca Wilding… How did you get the title of your upcoming release, and what ... -
Introducing: Plumhall
Leeds duo, sweet harmonies, haunting beauty… YOUR NAME: Michelle Plum and Nick Hall. BAND NAME: Plumhall. WHAT DO YOU DO/PLAY? ... -
Delta by Mumford & Sons – Album Review
By David Schuster In a break with tradition I’m going to write about the last track of Mumford & Sons’ ... -
Son of the Smith by Sean McGowan – Album Review
By David Schuster I’d previously listened to Son Of The Smith by Sean McGowan a few times, but always in ... -
Heath Common and the Lincoln 72s – Album Review
By Victoria Holdsworth Born in Normanton, West Yorkshire, Heath Common gave up his career as a Melody Maker journalist, and ...
