RÓIS has signed to Domino Records. Her critically acclaimed 2024 album, MO LÉAN, will be reissued globally with an additional ...

James Yorkston announces “La Magnifica”, a career-spanning double album. The first of two new songs is also out today, accompanied by a video directed by Lewis Baillie.

Recorded at home on the reel-to-reel machine that captured Lead Belly’s Last Sessions, Michael Hurley’s “First Songs” returns ...

Marisa Anderson talks to KLOF on “The Anthology of UnAmerican Folk Music”, how she gained access to Harry Smith’s final ...

Footing Horse” returns to the old-time mountain music played by Appalachian string bands — every bit as potent - and, in a ...

The Owl Service’s “Tied to the Land” is a joyous rendering of traditional songs, instrumentals and a Cornish folk tale after ...

From his forthcoming studio album Oceanic, Declan O’Rourke has shared a thought-provoking new video for Earl Grey and Edwin, ...

Charlie Parr’s “Rooming House” follows John’s boarding-house residents across seven songs and, twenty albums in, is quite ...

Scott Cook’s “Troubadourly Yours” is a six-year-in-the-making, autobiographical folk album steeped in Woody Guthrie’s spirit ...

Taken from his new album Cells, Gaspar Claus’s final album single, Ecstasy, appears to be the most obvious departure into electronic territory, yet all the sounds originate from his cello.

Toria Wooff announces her new album, Aleister, and shares the lead single ‘The Morrigan’. The accompanying video, from Manchester’s Light In The Tower, draws on 1970s folk horror to chilling effect.