Tag: folk

Robin Elliott – There is a Land (Album Review)

ALBUM REVIEW: Robin Elliott – ‘There Is A Land’

Having teased us with the release of three EPs over the last few years, London-based Mersey-born folk artist Robin Elliott finally drops his long-awaited debut album ‘There Is A Land’ later this month. Produced by renowned folk artist Ben Walker,…

ALBUM: The Proclaimers ‘Angry Cyclist’

Rating: After much deliberation – and while eschewing the stylings and mindless attitudinising of the pop mainstream – the identical twin brothers from Auchtermuchty, The Proclaimers, have returned with fife and drum to further their own brand of Scottish folk-rock….

ALBUM: Davey Hal – ‘Materials Logic’

Southend-based songwriter Davey Hal has released his debut album Materials Logic; and it’s an experimental, unusual, but beautiful first offering. Not many records can fuse Jazz, Folk, and alternative concepts together effectively; but on Materials Logic Davey seems to have found a…

LIVE: Matt Corby – Village Underground, London 08.08.16

Ever look at your favourite musician in complete awe and just wonder WHERE that voice comes from? Enter extremely modest Australian singer-songwriter Matt Corby: a man of few words in-between songs in a very, very warm Village Underground in Shoreditch. But an absolute…

ALBUM: Lou Rhodes ‘theyesandeye’

Rating: Lou Rhodes‘ amused, gimlet eyes are the giveaway. She’s on to something, they impute, lifting up and away from the promotional photography, fixing you with a keenness to tell that she is no ordinary chanteuse in pursuit of her fifteen…

WATCH: Maria Kelly – ‘Black & Blue’

Irish singer-songwriter Maria Kelly has spent many years perfecting her delicate folk sound. Having been writing music since the age of ten, Kelly has now been receiving acclaim after playing gigs with the likes of Wyvern Lingo and Gigslutz favourites,…