Tag Archives: folk

MREE – In The Kitchen

March 30, 2018

Nettwerk 2018 Class of glass from Portland’s folktronica artiste inviting you to where tasty action is – in slo-mo. It’s been a long way from Mree’s 2011 debut “Grow” to her forthcoming EP “The Middle” – whose title, of course, … Continue reading →

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SULTANS OF STRING – Christmas Caravan

December 22, 2017

Fontana North / Red 2017 Taking their eclecticism to new heights, merry gentlemen from Toronto deliver Yuletide letters from around the world – and get away with it. The method of melange has long been this band’s modus operandi, but … 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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SEEKING RAVEN – The Ending Collage

August 24, 2017

RecordJet 2016 Deeply moving, Arcadian if dramatic, diorama of imaginary possibilities, where perspectives are endless. It’s always been about poetry in motion for János R. Krusenbaum, his one-man-band debut taking a form of a pamphlet rather than a simple disc, … Continue reading →

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EAMON FRIEL – Takeaway

May 5, 2017

Thran 2017 Irish troubadour looks back with a smile to light a route into the future. EPs hold a special charm for this artist, that’s why Eamon Friel chose an extended format for the single that’s a collection of snapshots … Continue reading →

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