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Introducing | Sam & Margot unveil Burn It Down video

by Ian Parker • 20 October 2015

New York-based duo Sam & Margot have just got done recording their debut album with the help of Mr Simone Felice and the early signs – which you can hear below – sound lovely. That means it’s time to get…

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Records, Reviews

Album | Widowspeak – All Yours

by Dominic J Stevenson • 19 October 2015

The dream-pop stylings of Widowspeak are hardly unique but their particular approach – with a focus on well-crafted songs and heartfelt delivery – seems more honest than the long list of bands who create a wall of sound to hide…

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Blog

Guest Blog | Tonight in London The Graphite Set, Andrew Butler and secret special guest

by Lynn Roberts • 18 October 2015

Danny Green is the brains behind Laish an occasional blogger for FFS, he launched London night ‘We Come Alive’ in 2014. Dear readers. We are at the ninth instalment of We Come Alive, the night I have been tirelessly plugging…

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Gigs, Reviews

Live | Bruce Cockburn @ Bilston Robin Hood 2

by For Folk's Sake • 17 October 2015

“The glory of God is man fully alive” – Saint Irenaeus, 2nd century Bruce Cockburn, at 70, is fully alive. Although slightly bent by age, the Canadian troubadour remains a cult concern for his fans, who turn out in numbers…

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Records, Reviews

Album | Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers – Loved Wild Lost

by For Folk's Sake • 15 October 2015

As soon as Loved Wild Lost, the second full-length record from Nicki Bluhm and the Gramblers, fires up, it sounds reassuringly familiar. As Bluhm bounces across the chorus of opener ‘Only Always’, singing “You’re as bright as a stone, shining…

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Records, Reviews

EP | Luke Sital-Singh – The Breakneck Speed of Tomorrow

by Dominic J Stevenson • 13 October 2015

A year on from his debut album, Luke Sital-Singh has returned to his favoured EP format, handily providing a great stopgap before his next full-length work. For anyone not already familiar, this four-track collection serves as a good introduction to…

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