Author: Lynn Roberts

Lynn founded For Folk's Sake in 2008. Her favourite artists are Joni Mitchell, The Leisure Society and The Mountain Goats. She plays keyboards in Joe Innes & the Cavalcade.

Herman Dune

Herman Dune: are a French/Swedish/Swiss/Israeli antifolk/surf/grunge gaggle of brilliance. They Say: \\”the blight of the fumble bee\\”. Influences: Leiber & Stoller, Chuck Berry, Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan and Carole King. Current Band Members: David-Ivar Herman Düne (guitars and vocals), Néman…

Derek Meins – The Agitator

Derek Meins: is a poet-come-singer-songwriter from bonny Scotland, previously lead singer of Eastern Lane. Meins performs his lyrical folk-pop with theatrical flair. He Says: \\”Throughout my life I have have learned many different things; some of which I find impossible…

EP Review: Broadcast 2000 – Building Blocks

Building Blocks is the debut mini-album from classically-trained multi-instrumentalist Joe Steer, who recorded it solo in his north London flat, but has live help from Tom, Kelly and Slightly.

Emmy the Great to play Rough Trade instore

After a prolonged quiet period the wheels have started to turn in the world of Emma Lee Moss, adding to her three date mini tour she has announced a Rough Trade instore on 13th November.

Single Review: It Hugs Back – Workday

Indie folksters It Hugs Back have released ‘Work Day’ their first single taken from their debut album Record Room, due to be released at the start of next year.

The sleepy autumnal vocals are juxtaposed with jangly guitar on this end-of-summer release. The 7″ would be worth buying for the artwork alone, were it not also a great track. Which it is.