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• The Sheepdogs: Changing Colours
  Changing Colours is the latest album from The Sheepdogs. With the broader musical palette on offer and the substantial quality throughout, this may well be the album that finds them attracting a broader audience outside their native Canada. The post The Sheepdogs: Changing Colours appeared first on Folk Radio Music Magazine - Folk, Acoustic, Americana, […]
• Ninebarrow: The Waters and the Wild
  Ninebarrow's The Waters & The Wild is a testament that this is a duo of traditional integrity. They will not conform and jump on the latest bandwagon. Instead, they have the patience and confidence to gently sew new patterns onto familiar tapestry. The post Ninebarrow: The Waters and the Wild appeared first on Folk Radio […]
• Video Premiere: Grimm Grimm – Ballad of Cell Membrane (Song of the Day)
  Taken from his forthcoming sophomore album, Cliffhanger, watch the latest video from Grimm Grimm (the musical moniker of Koichi Yamanoha) for Ballad of a Cell Membrane, comparable to the sonic fragility of Syd Barrett's later recordings and the cosmic folk leanings of Vashti Bunyan. The post Video Premiere: Grimm Grimm – Ballad of Cell Membrane (Song of […]
• Kings of the South Seas: Franklin
  Yes, it’s a bleak album – that’s it’s intent. But the compulsion to listen echoes the determination of those Victorian adventurers. There is something mystical and otherworldly about these three musicians and the alchemy they produce together. It’s well worth the treacherous journey to reach the other side. The post Kings of the South Seas: […]
• An Insight into Utopia & Wasteland by Greg Russell & Ciaran Algar
  Greg Russell & Ciaran Algar give us an insight into the songs on their latest album 'Utopia and Wasteland' which "explores a formidable range of human emotions and political ideas, and one that flits easily between the minuscule detail and the grand statement." The post An Insight into Utopia & Wasteland by Greg Russell & […]