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Records, Reviews

Album | Conor Oberst – Upside Down Mountain

by Joe Sweeting • 19 May 2014

Often labelled as the ‘21’st Century Dylan’, or, ‘the spokesperson of the Ritalin generation’, Conor Oberst is, to many, a hero, one of the best songwriters around today. He is well known for his ability to pen a good lyric,…

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Records, Reviews

EP | Swallow and the Wolf – Fire

by For Folk's Sake • 19 May 2014

Vivacious indie-folk duo Swallow and the Wolf are on the brink of releasing Fire, a varied collection of songs blending folk guitar, warm vocal harmonies and driving piano and percussion. The sincerity of the song-writing and Russell Swallow’s vocal performance…

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Records, Reviews

Album | Tiny Ruins – Brightly Painted One

by Becky Varley-Winter • 18 May 2014

Hollie Fullbrook, singer-songwriter of Tiny Ruins, has a voice like honey tea, smooth and warm. This gives her songs a soothing texture, even when they’re sad or wistful, slightly reminiscent of Nick Drake. Brightly Painted One opens with ‘Me at…

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Song of the Day

#439 French For Rabbits – Goat

by Ian Parker • 16 May 2014

New Zealand duo French for Rabbits have this week released new single ‘Goat’, and it was love at first listen for us in FFS towers. The band have a growing reputation after winning the Best Folk Album award and the…

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Gigs

Pictures | Drive-By Truckers @ Manchester Ritz

by Ian Parker • 16 May 2014

The Drive-By Truckers don’t play too many shows in the UK, so when they do it’s a real treat. And they’ve been over this week to celebrate the release of their new record English Oceans, for which you can read…

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Gigs, Reviews

Live | Wilsen @ Slaughtered Lamb, London

by For Folk's Sake • 15 May 2014

There’s a bit of a buzz developing around Wilsen. And, sure enough, the amount of the people in the room grew considerably as 9 o’clock rolled around and it was time for the New Yorkers to take to the stage…

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