Album Review: Night House – Everyone Is Watching From A Far
The ethereal soundscapes of Brighton’s Night House are beautifully showcased on the bands ambitious debut album, Everyone Is Watching From A Far, out now via Back In The Woods Records…..
Tag: Folk
Album Review: Johanna Glaza – Exile
Striking, beautiful and something completely different – Johanna Glaza’s new album Exile defines “weird and wonderful”. Johanna Glaza is impossible to categorise in a single genre or vibe. She is….
Single Review: Carl Street – ‘Bunking The Midnight Train’
Kent singer-songwriter Carl Street has released his latest single ‘Bunking The Midnight Train’. The track is the first to be taken from the forthcoming debut album of the same name….
Album Review: Emma Frank – Come Back
New York-based singer-songwriter Emma Frank has released her new album Come Back. The “avante-garde folk artist” returns with the follow up to her critically acclaimed 2018 release Ocean Av and folk….
Album Review: Bon Iver – “I,I”
I,I sees the return of Justin Vernon and co, the first release under the Bon Iver name in three years since 2016’s divisive foray into glitchy folktronica 22, A Million…..
Single Review: Night House – ‘Unfold’
Having gained recognition through support slots with Ben Howard, Willy Mason and The Magic Numbers, Brighton’s Night House have unveiled their minimalist soundscapes to a wider audience through the release….
Single Review: All The Luck In The World – ‘Tested & Tried’
Alternative-folk three-piece All The Luck In The World make an impressive return following the release of the wonderful album ‘A Blind Arcade, as they unveil the shimmering new single ‘Tested….
Interview: When ‘Airy Met Fairy – “The power of music is a mystery. I’ve never been able to control it.”
Last month, Nordic duo When ‘Airy Met Fairy released their new single, ‘Until Your Season Dries’. This precedes their upcoming debut album, Glow, which launches on July 7th. You’ve recently released….
Interview: Mick Gough
As many may know, there is no shortage of up-and-coming musical talent among the streets of London, particularly with the number of solo acoustic acts flocking to the numerous open….
Album Review: Christina Martin – Impossible To Hold
Christina Martin has launched her latest album, Impossible To Hold, heading in to the heat of 2018 with new material to share and a wave of momentum to ride. A couple….