In this season of gaudy whizz-bangs and empty explosions in the sky, how good is it to find something that...
Right now, it seems that on every radio station, every TV channel, the suffocating whoops of the Glastonbury audience bounce...
Bryony Griffith and Alice Jones deliver A Year Too Late and a Month Too Soon, later than expected but the sooner the better, and it's a wonderful album to boot.
Gavin McNamara hails The Bitter EP by Cerys Hafana for its eerie folk fusion and creative use of harp and found sounds. Innovation abounds.
The third album from Claire Hastings finds her in maternal mode, combining traditional material and original tracks in an evocative manner.
Do people still send postcards? Do people still send a tiny, scribbled thought out to the ones they love? Do...
If there is one thing that we know for certain around these parts it is that, ironically, traditions have to...
New contemporary folk label/collective Broadside Hacks tackle another traditional classic, hinting at things to come perhaps? Alex Hurr investigates.
With their latest album, A Tarot of the Green Wood, Burd Ellen cement their position as the finest purveyors of drone folk on the scene.
'I Am a Youth That's Inclined to Ramble' is a tantalisingly brief meetup between two musicians who, we hope, will do more together.
The way that Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne, squeezebox player with Granny’s Attic, tells it, his interest in the crossover between English folk...
Dilyn Afon is an aural roadtrip – a postcard – through a place, a time and its people. In our opinion, it's nothing short of a masterpiece.
