Category: Folk
La Luz – Poppies
Son of the Velvet Rat – Southbound Plane
Tom Cheshire Band – The Devil Called Me Tommy
Quiet Hollers – Addicted (Relapse)
Phosphorescent – Revelator
New Solo Album from Andrew Bryant of Water Liars
We have long been fans of the criminally underrated and under-appreciated Water Liars, so it is a delight to discover Andrew Bryant (one half of the duo) will release a solo album A Meaningful Connection on the 9th July. If the album’s got a thesis, it’s this from Drink the Pain Away: “Saying everything is fine when everything feels fucked up is just a lie … Continue reading New Solo Album from Andrew Bryant of Water Liars
John Andrews & The Yawns – Try
Loving this new track from John Andrews and his imaginary band The Yawns! Try is taken from latest album Cookbook and is a deceptively simple and poignant slice of pastoral Americana. Gorgeous – give it a listen. Continue reading John Andrews & The Yawns – Try
Some Tunes (at last)
I have to confess that WordPress have changed their editor for posting content and I absolutely loathe and hate it. It absolutely takes away any ounce of enjoyment from the process and basically has been the reason for my lack of posts recently. I hear a song – think great, I’ll share it – then think I can’t face doing it right now on the … Continue reading Some Tunes (at last)
Elephant Micah – Return To The Abandoned Observatory
Elephant Micah, the project of songwriter-producer Joseph O’Connell, has shared the new song Return To The Abandoned Observatory, the final advance single from the band’s new album, Vague Tidings, due out on the 9th April, via Western Vinyl. Of the track—a captivating, gently crooked waltz—O’Connell says, “In this song, a group of astronomers are having their last glimpse at the night sky. It’s bittersweet. The … Continue reading Elephant Micah – Return To The Abandoned Observatory
The Mad Mackerel 