THE OCELOTS bring harmonica, harmonies and sibling revelry on second album
The second album from twin brother duo The Ocelots sees them building on the folk-rock sound they established on their debut full-length.
The second album from twin brother duo The Ocelots sees them building on the folk-rock sound they established on their debut full-length.
Julie Fowlis and Karine Polwart are stars of the Scottish folk scene, Carpenter is Americana royalty; their lockdown-project collaboration is an interesting one.
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Tunng's eighth studio album returns to the English trad and folk-rock roots of their earlier work.
Todd Almond captures the story of quasi-Bob Dylan-themed musical Girl From The North Country via talking head interviews with key players combined with his own narrative.
Saxophonist Xhosa Cole and his quartet are establishing themselves as a major force on the British jazz scene with this bold interpretation of the work of Thelonious Monk.
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Despite reports about music fans’ changing listening habits, the album currently seems like as solid a format as ever. Here's some of our writers’ favourites that they didn’t get a chance to praise on release.
Myles Kennedy delivered a powerful, heartfelt performance in Cardiff, blending talent, gratitude, and iconic vocals.
The Unthanks craft a wintry masterpiece with In Winter, blending sacred carols and original folk tunes into a sublime double album.
Welsh folk quartet Calan bids an emotional goodbye with Nefydd, a vibrant mix of haunting vocals and lively instrumentals.
Kim Deal’s Nobody Loves You More explores themes of loss and rebirth with indie rock energy and ambitious, heartfelt arrangements.