By Gerry McNally
4th November 2026
Darwin and The Finches' 'Black Cat' is a chilling folk song suspended between primal fear and the mystery of the unknown
2nd November 2026
Fanny Lumsden’s fifth album, 'Traditions', is a brilliant, witty look at the push-and-pull between where we come from and who we want to be
By Julie Williams-Nash
29th October 2026
Sorrel Nation Drops 'Creeping Thyme': The Warm, Rootsy Album You Need On Repeat
16th October 2026
'Painted Light', the debut album by folk artist Sarah Irvine, beautifully captures the raw, transformative highs and lows of early motherhood
13th October 2026
The Brothers Gillespie’s latest album, 'Kingfisher', makes a delightful and welcome addition to their impressive body of work
9th October 2026
Get ready for a 'Dance Party!' The Reverend Shawn Amos returns with a timeless tribute to classic blues, dance and soul music
30th September 2026
Full of eclectic charm, 'On These Islands We Sing' by Ewan Macintyre / Herding Cats is a captivating, genre-crossing fusion of magical music
28th September 2026
On 'Spaghetti Junction' Bonfire Radicals Birmingham’s wonderfully unpredictable band is back, taking listeners on a wild, scenic detour
21st September 2026
On her fourth studio album 'Cold Feet', Donna Herula has returned to deliver another masterclass in roots-driven, authentic blues