Australian duo Tulane are Nikki Malvar and Nikk Retalic. It would take a will of iron not to remark on the fact their names are very similar and, sad to report, For Folk’s Sake does not have a will of…
#526 Tulane – But I Say
#525 Junkboy – Release The Sunshine
Four years on from the wonderful Koyo, London brothers Junkboy are ready to return with their new album Sovereign Sky. The full album is due for November, but a song like ‘Release The Sunshine’ could never wait that long, its…
#524 Swim Mountain – Yesterday
Swim Mountain, a four-piece from London, have their debut album coming out next month. This lead track from it, ‘Yesterday’, feels like a perfect slice of summer pop to us, though, so you’d be well advised to listen to it…
#523 The Lost Brothers – Gold & Silver
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Album | Jenny Lewis – The Voyager
Jenny Lewis’ third album has been a long time coming. The voyage of the broken relationship that informs the great part of this album has indeed been an arduous journey, but the resulting record rarely dips below sublime and will…
Album | Annie Eve – Sunday ’91
Annie Eve’s debut album has all the beautiful trademarks of a first EP. This is a collection of songs Annie’s been playing with and writing for a long time. Listening to Sunday ‘91, you can feel Annie’s music changing and…