By Pauline Bonner
27th November 2020
Andrew McGibbon, best known for fronting The Bonneville's has spent much of 2020 on his debut solo record 'Northern Gothic' and it's a work of art.
By Gerry McNally
20th November 2020
On 'Growing Wild', Scottish singer-songwriter Yvonne Lyon weaves Americana and Celtic sounds through the wonders of nature to beautiful effect.
By Damian McNairney
'The Early Years: 1969-81' is a brand new collection of folk staples and traditional melodies from Ireland's finest troubadour Christy Moore.
By Julie Williams-Nash
13th November 2020
'To The Awe', the new album from Scottish harpist Rachel Newton is a contemporary folk record embracing the strengths of womanhood in 2020.
12th November 2020
New York Blues Hall of Fame inductee Peter Veteska and his backing band Blues Train's latest record is a straight-up, pacey, blues classic.
6th November 2020
'So Much Trouble' marks a return for harmonica virtuoso David Rotundo, backed by a stellar band in the studio. Expect vintage blues with a contemporary twist.
Following on from 2018’s ‘Concrete & Mud’, Sam Morrow is back with a country-rock sound on the guitar-driven ‘Gettin’ By On Gettin’ Down’.
30th October 2020
'Vortex' is the latest album from exception blues guitarist and vocalist Tim Woods, a record inspired by musical greats and natural beauty.
Suitable for Samhain, radical faerie Marc Bloc’s new album 'Faerie Folk Dance's is a cheerful tonic for the forthcoming winter gloom.
