Fleet Foxes Celebrate Tenth Anniversary with Deluxe Reissue
Fleet Foxes recently announced a special limited-edition collection to mark the 10th anniversary of their debut album. Entitled First Collection 2006 – 2009, it will be released […]
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Oh, Canada! Rare Americans Blast out of the Traps with ‘Cats, Dogs & Rats’
Rare Americans, rare, possibly because they’re from Canada, are one of those bands who seem too good to be true; who have already nailed their […]
Tryzdin Comes of Age with Staggering Vocal Performance
Throw all your preconceptions out of the window, set them on fire and bury the ashes in a distant forest. This is one of the […]
Son of William Top the Bill(s)!
Though their name would suggest otherwise, the link between Hayley and Ben Williams is nothing but musical. Son of William is a collaboration between Hayley […]
Cambridge Folk Festival Adds to its 2018 Line-up
Kaia Kater, Birds of Chicago, Amythyst Kiah, and Yola Carter have become the latest additions to this year’s Cambridge folk festival, joining the likes of […]
Bryony Dunn is Engaged for the Foreseeable Future
Up-and-coming singer-songwriter, Bryony Dunn, releases her latest single, “Golden Girl” on November 17th, a brilliantly-crafted track tackling the cult of celebrity. Bryony’s debut release was […]
Adam Lanceley Continues to Confound Expectations with New Video
Adam Lanceley was only ten years old when a car accident left him seriously injured. Sustaining a severe brain injury, a crushed pelvis and shattered […]
Kalibe Aim to Become the Global Buena Vista Social Club
Kalibé are perfectly positioned to become the latest world music phenomenon. Having just released their second album, we spoke to producer, Matteo Crugnola, about the sounds […]
mgrmusic.com – Revolutionising the Art of Both Teaching and Learning to play Music
Mgrmusic.com are launching the first dedicated social media platform for music teachers across the UK and beyond, helping teachers share ideas of best practice, lesson […]
Have Harp, Will Travel. Julia Mascetti’s Brooding Fairytales From Japan
It’s difficult to imagine feeling more detached than finding yourself in a country whose language and culture could scarcely seem more alien. Spare a thought […]