Review: Amber Asylum ‘Ruby Red’
For today’s review I am going to try my best to help you envisage the world of long-time musical project
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Folk
Review: Willi Carlisle ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
This year it has been hard to get going, especially when pummelled daily by the 24/7 news cycle bringing fresh
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Review: Thee Old Night ‘Thee Old Night’
So, what happens when you breed your doomy-stoner roots with alt-country and Americana? Erik Sugg (he of Demon Eye and
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Review: Wardruna ‘Birna’
Wardruna are more of a musical collective than a band, a group of like-minded individuals whose talents to bring an
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Leila Abdul-Rauf: An Interview With The Captivating Multi-Instrumentalist
With most artists who span multiple projects, you can often find strong similarities between their different forms. There are some
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Review: Conny Ochs ‘Troubadour’
In May I attended Exile on Mainstream‘s 25th Anniversary celebrations in Leipzig, Germany where I got to meet at long
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Review: Leila Abdul-Rauf ‘Calls From A Seething Edge’
Although perhaps best known for her work in the death metal sphere, Leila Abdul-Rauf has actually been crafting a sonically
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Review: Goat ‘Goat’
I’ve always been curious how a band decide what song starts an album and how they make their entrance as
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Review: Michael Rudolph Cummings ‘Money’ EP
I know this is a review for Michael Rudolph Cummings new EP Money, but we’re going to talk about Aaron
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Review: Eldrim ‘Daudarstev’
When you think of Viking folk music, you are inevitably drawn immediately to Wardruna and their litany of special albums
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In Den Gärten Pharaos: A Conversation With Acid Folk Minstrel Alessio Ferrari aka Upupayāma
It has been almost four years since the fascinating opportunity first arose to converse with Alessio Ferrari, known by his
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