Tag Archives: folk rock

DAN RAZA – Two

November 16, 2017

Dan Raza 2017 Indian-British troubadour makes a lyrical statement on a record that could be called sophomore if it wasn’t so mature. When Neil Young featured this artist’s “Every Little Dog” on his “Living With War” website, it didn’t go … Continue reading →

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MOĞOLLAR – Moğollar

November 6, 2017

Diskotür 1976 / Pharaway Sounds 2017 Anatolian pastorale taken to a new level – and left for posterity. Known as “Ensemble d’Cappadocia” abroad, Turkish rock pioneers’ self-titled record was their third – and the last one in the ensemble’s original … Continue reading →

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DAVEY DODDS – Kernowcopia

September 7, 2017

Angel Air 2017 Style, grace and honesty: progressive folk’s prodigal son finds a different context for songs old and new. It’s been two decades since this singer was last heard of, and while the last years saw RED JASPER alive … Continue reading →

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THE LOFT CLUB – Heart’s Desire

August 18, 2017

Lightyear 2016 Exeter ensemble measure up to eternity and enter Neverland leading the listener in their wake. It’s all about the beat and a time-tested tune pattern for this collective whose debut EP is a delectable slice of folk-tinctured razzle-dazzle. … Continue reading →

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GORDON GILTRAP & PAUL WARD – The Last Of England

March 9, 2017

Angel Air 2017 From masters of the majestic: a paean to painted life to provide peace for this period of plague and pain. 2016 marked a major health scare for Gordon Giltrap, but if lesser mortals could accept such a … Continue reading →

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