Reviews
Heal & Harrow
At a time when there is a movement afoot to pardon the 4,000 or so women who found themselves at...
Reviewed in issue April/2022
Pilgrim Souls
The fiddler, singer and step-dancer with popular Scottish band Breabach, and a member of a prominent traditional music family from...
Reviewed in issue April/2022
Livre
A seminal figure in Portuguese music, the guitarist Mário Pacheco for many years ran the Clube de Fado in Lisbon...
Reviewed in issue April/2022
Great Tunes from the World Music Charts Europe
The World Music Charts Europe was founded 30 years ago by the European Broadcasting Union and has been compiled every...
Reviewed in issue April/2022
Amplexo
What does it currently take to stand out from the massive crowd of new fadistas that keeps growing by the...
Reviewed in issue April/2022
A Drop for Neptune
A Drop for Neptune marks the debut album for Glasgow based six-piece TRIP, and it’s an album steeped in the...
Reviewed in issue April/2022
Zay Freylekh!
The Russian klezmer band Dobranotch (Goodnight) are like a retro homage to the larger bands of the American klezmer revival...
Reviewed in issue April/2022
Ingen Mere Gråter
There’s a subgenre called ‘dream pop’ that covers bands from Cocteau Twins to Beach House. Ævestaden’s music could be described as...
Reviewed in issue April/2022
After the City
The Brighton band’s third album is a smokily atmospheric folk noir not a million miles from the fearsome futurology of...
Reviewed in issue April/2022
