Heather O’Neill Issues Words of Caution with new Single
Back in the good old days of horrific torture, dunking stools and burning pyres, there became a tried and trusted way to gauge one’s honesty. […]
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First Glimpse at 2019’s Cambridge Folk Festival Line-Up
One of the shining lights of the festival scene, Cambridge Folk Festival has given the first glimpse at 2019’s array of talent. Headed by dustbowl-Gods, […]
Weyes Blood to Unleash ‘Titanic Rising,’ Her New Album, Available on April 5th.
Weyes Blood (pronounced wizebluhd) will release Titanic Rising, her fourth album and Sub Pop Records debut, worldwide on CD/LP/DL/CS April 5th, 2019. The album features the lead single […]
Britannicana Act, Mark Shepherd, Premieres Video
Cambridge-based Mark Shepherd has released the video to the first single from his EP, The Grand Scheme of Things. With a yearning and a weariness […]
Why Music Fans Need to be Taking Flack
“Folk” has had exactly the same kind of re-branding “country” had a few years ago. No longer seen as fuddy-duddy or requiring someone to sing […]
Attempting the Unfathomable – Jasper’s Riddle
Jasper’s Riddle might very well simply be this – how on Earth does he find the time? Beginning a career in music is often an […]
The Cult of Adrian Cohen
The trap people fall into when discussing Outsider Musicians is to look at them as novelty acts. Artists who create music outside the mainstream have […]
Soaring Indie Gloriousness from Simon D.James
We’re pretty sure ‘gloriousness’ is a word. Simon D. James is anything but a standard singer-songwriter. Though strictly a solo operation, you’d imagine him to […]
Ryan Davies – Beautiful Thing
Welsh singer, songwriter Ryan Davies is a self-taught musician. Although being surrounded by music all his life, Ryan didn’t pick up a guitar until he was […]
Captain of the Lost Waves Ousts Birdseye, Beaky, Nemo and Blackbeard
Constrained by neither time nor space, Captain of the Lost Waves is enigmatic in the very truest sense of the word. With a distinct lack […]