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Records, Reviews

Album | Mutual Benefit – Skip a Sinking Stone

by Dominic J Stevenson • 1 June 2016

It is hard to believe, but it has been three years since Mutual Benefit entered the wider public consciousness with the rather splendid Love’s Crushing Diamond. Before this, Jordan Lee, the architect of Mutual Benefit, had released 5 records in…

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Records, Reviews

Album | Beth Orton – Kidsticks

by Dominic J Stevenson • 1 June 2016

Beth Orton doesn’t release records very often, so you have the feeling that when she does it isn’t a mechanical process, she has something to say and perhaps even a new sound, determined by who she has been working with.…

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Records, Reviews

Singles Round-up | Charlie Law, DM Stith, The Duke Spirit, Ivory Tusk & Perhaps Contraption

by Dominic J Stevenson • 1 June 2016

Charlie Law – My Black Dog Charlie Law’s latest track is a mixture of darkness and light, finding a solution to problems and leaving them behind. The joyous confidence with which his voice flies through the air and soars in…

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Song of the Day

#618 Mairearad Green – The Island

by Ian Parker • 1 June 2016

Mairearad Green will be heading out on a UK tour at the end of the month following the release of her acclaimed debut album The Summer Isles earlier this year. Mairearad will be backed by multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Hector MacInnes,…

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Gigs, Reviews

Live | Sarah MacDougall @ The Green Note, London

by For Folk's Sake • 31 May 2016

I can’t remember who first put me on to Sarah MacDougall (I know it was quite a while after the release of her wonderful second album The Greatest Ones Alive about five years ago), but I owe them thanks, especially…

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Song of the Day

#617 Jonathan Wilson – Your Ears Are Burning

by Ian Parker • 31 May 2016

Jonathan Wilson will be heading to London at the start of next week for a one-off solo performance at Union Chapel – the last date of a short European tour which is due to be his only outing on this…

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