Keith How - Reviews
Darrell Scott
Intimate live album recorded in an old church from Nashville-based singer-songwriter Darrell Scott which proves a heartwarming listen
Rick Shea
Convincing new album from veteran country singer-songwriter Rick Shea which finds him on top of his game and undeterred by Covid restrictions using remote recording techniques with his band
Still Corners
Remarkable fifth album from dream pop pioneers Still Corners who for inspiration for this new record have taken an extraordinary trip into the American desert in search of something beyond our normal vision
Selfless Orchestra
Superb ecological concept album from Australian collective the Selfless Orchestra which based on The Great Barrier Reef is an instrumental plea for us all to protect and appreciate the Earth
Seafarers
Minimalist and immaculate debut album from London-based jazz outfit Seafarers which grows with each listening
Motorpsycho
Superb double album from Norwegian legends Motorpsycho, who While flying in the face of more fashionable modes and styles continue to be an inventive and creative force
Emma Swift
Beautifully performed and recorded album of Bob Dylan covers from Australian songwriter Emma Swift which provides mixed emotions
Stein Urheim
Inventive Americana from experimental Scandinavian composer and multi-instrumentalist Stein Urheim
Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus
Innovative and captivating latest album from the mysterious Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus, which features a limited edition extra album
Erlend Apneseth
Hauntingly beautiful and experimental instrumental folk jazz from Norwegian musician Erlend Apneseth
Orphan Brigade
Outstanding album from the Orphan Brigade continue their journey recording music in strange and evocative locations, this time on the Northern Ireland coastline
Lumen Drones
Satisfying second album from Scandinavian trio Lumen Drones which proves to be an inventive collection of recordings that defies categorisation
Owen Tromans
Fantastic eighth solo album from ex-San Lorenzo member Owen Tromans which finds him both ploughing his own field and stepping out of the shadows with a remarkable new set of songs
Frode Halti
Inventive Norwegian accordion player Frode Halti offers with new album another chapter of progressive Scandinavian folk music and again proves to be the master of genre-fusing improvisation and composition
Meadowsilver
Meadowsilver break new ground in underground psyche /folk circles with a stunningly lovely first EP
Toby Hay
Impressive new album of instrumental improvisations from Welsh guitarist Toby Hay which further enhances his growing reputation as one of the UK’s finest guitar players
Alasdair Roberts
Inventive and intelligent new album from folk artist Alasdair Roberts, which will cement his growing reputation
Sarathy Korwar
Impressive new album from Sarathy Korwar reflecting multi-cultural modern life in Britain today
Various
Fabulous compilation from the TAD label which journeys back to the late 1960’s counterculture
Nathan Hall and the Sinister Locals
Inventive and prolific songwriter Cardiff-based singer-songwriter Nathan Hall returns with another collection of mind-blowing songs with his latest project