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Tag: Folk

Will Stratton – The Changing Wilderness review

If folk was one of the original forms of storytelling, some of it’s charachter was leeched away in the last … More

Folk, Nick Drake, The Changing Wilderness review, Will Stratton

Matt Sweeney & Bonnie “Prince” Billy – Superwolves review

Not everything the world waits sixteen years for ends up being worth the anticipation: Godfather III springs to mind, but … More

Americana, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Folk, Matt Sweeney, Superwolves review

The Best Albums of 2020 #14 Phoebe Bridgers – Punisher

Beautifully chaotic second album from grungy folk punk icon. Read about it here. Ket tracks: Moon Song, Garden Song, I … More

Folk, Phoebe Bridgers Punisher review

50 Best Songs of 2020 #40 This Is The Kit – This Is What You Did

Folk.

50 Best Songs of 2020, Folk, This Is The Kit, This Is What You Did

This Is The Kit – Off Off On review

Recently there was a very huffy piece run by a British newspaper about the re-emergence of folk as a grassroots … More

Folk, Kate Stables, Off Off On review, This Is The Kit

100 Greatest Songs of the 80’s #34 XTC – Senses Working Overtime

Released : 1982 At it’s obvious end, punk and new wave bands responded to it’s demise in many differerent ways; … More

100 Greatest Songs of the 80's, Andy Partridge, English Settlement, Folk, Senses Working Overtime, XTC

Fleet Foxes – Shore review

Right about the time that Fleet Foxes third album, 2017’s Crack Up was released, front man Robin Pecknold appeared to … More

Americana, Beach Boys, Brian Wilson, Fleet Foxes, Folk, Robin Pecknold, Shore

Iron & Wine – Our Endless Numbered Days reissue review

Appropriately enough for a movement birthed around a campfire, the angsty, check shirted strain of American roots music that went … More

Folk, Iron And Wine, Our Endless Numbered Days, Sam Beam

The Fernweh – The Fernweh review

Their name a literal translation of the German expression for wanderlust, Liverpool based The Fernweh are a group who fit … More

Best Albums of 2018, Folk, Indie, Liverpool, The Fernweh

Pictish Trail – Future Echoes Deluxe Edition Review

The power of friendships can never be underestimated, but the pressure they become under – especially for young men – … More

Fence Collective, Fife, Folk, Future Echoes, King Creosote, Pictish Trail, Scotland

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