by Joe Sweeting • • Comments Off on EP | Peter Broderick- (Colours of the Night) Satellite
To say the past two years have been difficult for Peter Broderick would be putting it mildly. Having to return to America from his home in Berlin due to illness meant that music was, unsurprisingly, put on the proverbial backburner…
by For Folk's Sake • • Comments Off on Album | The Twilight Sad – Nobody Wants To Be Here And Nobody Wants To Leave
The Twilight Sad self describe themselves as “folk with layers of noise”. Although that may be an incredibly accurate statement, it does not take into the account the raw emotion and subtle power in their music, which is brilliantly displayed…
by For Folk's Sake • • Comments Off on Album | Jerry Lee Lewis – Rock ‘n’ Roll Time
There’s a video on YouTube from the Madison Square Garden concert to celebrate 25 years of the US Rock ’n’ Roll Hall of Fame. After a brief introduction from Tom Hanks there dodders onto the stage, alone, an old man,…
by Danny Brothers • • Comments Off on EP | The Staves – Blood I Bled
It’s been two years since the sisters Staveley-Taylor – Camillia, Emily and Jessica – rose to prominence with debut full album Dead & Born & Grown receiving critical acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic. After expanding their fan base…
by Danny Brothers • • Comments Off on Album | Lily and Madeleine – Fumes | Listen now
Fumes by Lily & Madeleine Lily and Madeleine Jurkiewicz are sisters who haven’t had your usual, run of the mill high school life. Growing up in Indianapolis, Indiana, they recorded their debut EP The Weight of the Globe in between…
by For Folk's Sake • • Comments Off on Album | Ben Howard – I Forget Where We Were
Unless you’ve had your head buried in sand for the past three years, you’ll have heard of the name Ben Howard. The former journalism student turned Mercury Prize nominee has experienced a swift and impressive rise since gigging the small…
by Dominic J Stevenson • • Comments Off on Album | Vashti Bunyan – Heartleap
Vashti Bunyan’s more than 30-year absence from popular music was almost as epic as Bill Fay’s. His numbered 41 years between albums. Vashti returned in 2005, 35 years after her debut record. These are certainly facts and cases worth examining.…
by Dominic J Stevenson • • Comments Off on Album | Philip Selway – Weatherhouse
It can’t be easy being the drummer in Radiohead, especially when releasing a solo album and hoping to be taken seriously. So, four years on from his eventual debut solo outing comes Philip Selway’s follow-up, Weatherhouse. It might not even…
The almost Joy Division-esque opening to Haley Bonar’s Last War is odd. It soon settles you as Bonar’s pleasant but not life-altering voice breaks the uncertainty. The cover of this record is perhaps the most brutal part, and seems to…
by Danny Brothers • • Comments Off on EP | Charlotte Carpenter – Take It All
Northampton born Charlotte Carpenter has released more snippets of her undeniable talent with fourth EP Take It All. Since graduating from a Popular Music Course at Derby University the singer-songwriter has been building up wide spread recognition and support across…