- Airship
- Andrew Bird
- Andy Cutting
- A Winged Victory for the Sullen
- Band of Horses
- Blue Rose Code
- Bon Iver
- Bonnie Prince Billy
- Boo Hewerdine
- BravoBraveBats
- Broken Social Scene
- Chiverin
- Convent Club
- Daniel Bachman
- Death Cab
- Elbow
- Erased Tapes
- experimental
- Fleet Foxes
- Folk
- Frightened Rabbit
- Gig
- Gold Flaked Paint
- Good Weather for an Airstrike
- Grizzly Bear
- GWFAA
- Halves
- Hands in the Dark Records
- HDU
- Heidi Talbot
- Her Name is Calla
- Honour Before Glory
- Hundred Handed
- Idlewild
- James Summerfield
- John Grant
- John McCusker
- Jonathon Meiberg
- J Tillman
- Judie Tzuke
- Justin Vernon
- Kitchens of Distinction
- Kris Drever
- Message to Bears
- Midlake
- Mono
- Mountaineater
- My Sad Captains
- Nils Frahm
- NPR
- Okkervil River
- Olly Knights
- Pink Floyd
- Roddy Woomble
- Scott Matthews
- Sharon van Etten
- Shearwater
- Sigur Ros
- Tamu Massif
- Tessellators
- Thekla
- The National
- There Will Be Fireworks
- The Twilight Sad
- Tom Honey
- Tom McRae
- Tom Mitchell
- Turin Brakes
- Undertheigloo
- video
- villagers
- We Were Promised Jetpacks
- Wise Children
- World of Fox
- Ólafur Arnalds
Archive
Monthly Archives: May 2011
Andy Cutting – Ruskin Mill, Nailsworth
Andy Cutting . Boldwood . Well here we were again, Mrs H-C and I, in the pleasingly local Ruskin Mill near Horsley, the venue of two school-night outings for us in a few short weeks, this time to see Andy … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Cutting, Boldwood, Castagnari, Chris Wood, Gig, Heidi Talbot, Ian Carr, John McCusker, Nailsworth Festival, Richard Valentine, Ruskin Mill, video
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Low – Bristol Trinity Centre
. . After a couple of years gap suddenly two gigs at Trinity in space of three days. Tonight it is for Low, supported by Sleeping Dog. Tonight is not a night for the teenager it seems, mostly people are of my … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Sparhawk, Gig, Low, Mimi Parker, Sleeping Dog, Steve Garrington, Trinity Centre
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Villagers – Bristol Trinity Centre
. Just as I was wondering how to try and sum up how I feel about both Conor O’Brien/Villagers and the superb Becoming a Jackal album, I catch sight of the announcement that the Ivor Novello Award has just been awarded to him … Continue reading
Fresh Bits of Bella Union – I Break Horses and Thousands
The excellent Bella Union label is one of those rare beasts where you can rarely put a foot wrong in buying something from their catalogue. Of course they have their high fliers like Fleet Foxes but they have a rich trove of … Continue reading
Okkervil River – I am Very Far
Some albums poke you in the eye from the outset; you know what you are getting, and others reveal their beauties only with time and attention. I am Very Far, released through Jagjaguwar Records, does that irritating thing of doing both simultaneously … Continue reading
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Tagged Jagjaguwar, Jonathon Meiberg, Okkervil River, Shearwater, Will Sheff
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Maybeshewill – I Was Here For A Moment, Then I Was Gone
. If truth be told I am suffering from musical indigestion this week. You know how it is, you wait ages for a good album to come along, and darn it, a whole slew of them turn up together (step … Continue reading
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Tagged Her Name is Calla, Maybeshewill, Sophie Green, Thom Corah
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Bill Callahan – Apocalypse
. This year is turning out some extraordinary music, I can’t keep up with it. The latest set to prove a revelation, is the Apocalypse album from Bill Callahan, aka previously as Smog, released last month. He has been producing … Continue reading
New to Me – The Middle East, Common Tongues, Chad Van Gaalen and Shotgun Jimmie
The Middle East This Australian band has a distinctly laid back americana folk feel to it what with the banjos and picked guitar, and the nice harmonies are of course likely to lead to easy Fleet Foxes comments (as does … Continue reading