Review: Nytt Land ‘Aba Khan’
The tenth full-length record from Siberian folk duo Nytt Land, Aba Khan, sees them back to picking at the threads
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Neo Folk
Thurnin: An Interview Into The Solo Artist’s World Of Dark Neo Folk
Having released one of the most poignantly beautiful albums of 2025, it seemed only fitting that if given the opportunity,
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Review: Steve Von Till ‘Alone In A World Of Wounds’
Steve Von Till’s creative output has been fairly prolific over the last few years; in the lost times of 2020
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Review: Nytt Land ‘Songs Of The Shaman’
Nytt Land‘s work has slowly moved from their Nordic folk beginnings into a deeper representation of their Siberian heritage, beginning
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Review: Mamuthones ‘From Word To Flesh’
I’ve always found the genre term ‘neo folk’ a bit confusing. ‘Neo’ implies new, recent or revived, and as far
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Review: Thurnin ‘Harmr’
Over the course of the last few years, especially during my time of writing for this very webzine, I have
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Review: i Häxa ‘i Häxa’
This has truly felt like Schrödinger’s year, simultaneously dragging on forever in the moment yet somehow here we are with
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Review: i Häxa ‘Part Three’ EP
Personally, this year has passed with a surreal sense of time; on the one hand, it seems like an age
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Review: i Häxa ‘Part Two’ EP
Back in March Rebecca Need-Menear (one part of alt-rock combo Anavae) and Peter Miles (Architects, Dodie, Fizz) released the first
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Review: i Häxa ‘Part One’ EP
Another week and another release from the relentless machine that is Pelagic Records. This time it’s in the form of
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Review: Suldusk ‘Anthesis’
Back before the world shut down, I became aware of the artist Suldusk. Compelled to purchase the debut album Lunar
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