Folk
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Upupayáma – Mount Elephant
The ‘Mount Elephant’ journey flutters into being with ‘Moon Needs The Wolf’; acoustic guitar, flute and voice immediately transporting you…
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Paul Armfield speaks to Eyeplug
‘Domestic’ is the recently recorded album by Paul Armfield, a collection of songs that pivot around the theme of ‘home’,…
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Kaleidoscope’s Peter Daltrey speaks to Eyeplug.net
Peter Daltrey of UK Psyche Icons Kaleidoscope, took some time out of his busy creative day to answer some of…
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DozenQ – Darren Deicide
Darren Deicide was born on Halloween in the rhythm and blues filled environment of Chicago. Colorful reviews describe his playing…
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It Suits Me Well – Dave Swarbrick
It Suits Me Well: Dave Swarbrick The Transatlantic Recordings 1976-1983 (Cherry Tree CRTREE017D) Cherry Red’s value pack of four LPs…
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DozenQ – Sam Green
Sam Green who comes from an intellectual family, where his older brother as a peace maker in Jerusalem and his…
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Jeff Monk LP Reviews March 2016
Roo Panes Paperweights (CRC Records) With his sophomore album, the wonderful “Paperweights”, Dorset born Andrew Panes proves himself and his…
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DozenQ – Gavin Chappell-Bates
Gavin Chappell-Bates is a singer, guitarist, songwriter and live looper from Cambridgeshire, England performing effervescent emotive yin/yang indie pop. His…
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DozenQ – Daniel Bennett Group
Manhattan-based saxophonist Daniel Bennett has been hailed as one of the most original and unpredictable musical voices of his generation.…
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DozenQ – Birds and Arrows
Inspired by their bucolic surroundings, the record was recorded at their small, 19th-century, school house turned cabin nestled in the…
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Strawberry Oracle Promotions – Album Review by Longjohn
What constitutes ‘Neo Folk’? This I was wondering while waiting with some intrigue for an album of what I believed…
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Cherry Red Album Reviews – July 2013 (2) by Scenester
Otherwise known as their ‘Stonehenge’ LP, due to the perhaps ill-advised cover artwork, The Association’s self-titled fifth LP is all…
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