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Appalachian Gothic – Erik Vincent Huey

20th January 2023

'Appalachian Gothic' is an album that stands alongside the best of those documenting the fates of those caught up in the social and economic fallout of post-industrial America.

Halfway to Somewhere – TJ Walker

By Gerry McNally

4th January 2023

‘Halfway to Somewhere’ is TJ Walker’s second album release and one that quickly dispenses with any notion of difficult second album syndrome.

The Best of 2022 – Various

By Gerry McNally

9th December 2022

As another year draws to a close the Folk and Tumble team bring you highlights of their favourite albums with our 'Best of 2022' playlist.

The Book of Absolution – Anthony Toner

By Damian McNairney

5th December 2022

Featuring twenty seven original songs, 'The Book of Absolution' may be Anthony Toner's most ambitious and creative release to date.

Fable – The Little Unsaid

By Mike Davies

2nd December 2022

Born from improvisation, 'Fable', their third album as a four-piece is by turns brooding and hypnotic atmospheric post-rock folk, channelling the anxieties and confusions of the zeitgeist

What Tomorrow Knows – Steve Pledger

By Mike Davies

28th November 2022

His first studio album in six years, this cements Pledger's status as one of finest protest singer-songwriters of his generation

Gog Magog – The Trials of Cato

By Gerry McNally

25th November 2022

Heavily influenced by legend and mythology, 'Gog Magog' is the exciting and magical new album by The Trials of Cato.

The Great Southern Hustle – Hillbilly Vegas

By Gerry McNally

25th November 2022

Hillbilly Vegas are back with the upbeat 'The Great Southern Hustle'. An album that's full of energy and floor filling music

Devil May Care – Dave Arcari

By Gerry McNally

18th November 2022

Scottish Alt-blues troubadour Dave Arcari returns with new album 'Devil May Care' featuring some of his best work to date.