Best New Albums
Top of the World – May 2018
The editor’s selection of the top ten new releases reviewed in the May 2018 issue
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Best New Albums
Top of the World – July 2019
The editor’s selection of the top ten new releases reviewed in the July 2019 issue
Best New Albums
Top of the World – November 2019
The editor’s selection of the top ten new releases reviewed in the November 2019 issue
Best New Albums
Top of the World – December 2019
The editor’s selection of the top ten new releases reviewed in the December 2019 issue
Best New Albums
Top of the World – March 2020
The editor’s selection of the top ten new releases reviewed in the March 2020 issue
A Beginner's Guide
Steeleye Span: Beginner's Guide
Hark to this parcel of rogues, as we place the career of these ever-evolving English folk-rock icons under the microscope
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Songlines #155 (March 2020) is now on sale!
Taiko drumming, joik singing, Pilgrim Father voyaging and plenty more in the latest issue of Songlines
Best New Albums
Top of the World – August/September 2018
The editor’s selection of the top ten new releases reviewed in the August/September 2018 issue
Best New Albums
Top of the World – January/February 2020
The editor’s selection of the top ten new releases reviewed in the January/February 2020 issue
News
Songlines #154 (January/February 2020) is now on sale!
The music industry’s response to the climate crisis, Colombian harp stars, a look back over 2019 and plenty more in the latest issue of Songlines
Best New Albums
Top of the World – January/February 2019
The month's best new albums, including Vaudou Game, Subhasis Bhattacharya and Jeremy Dutcher
Best New Albums
Top of the World – August/September 2019
The editor’s selection of the top ten new releases reviewed in the August/September 2019 issue
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WOMEX Coming to Manchester
WOMEX have announced that their 2024 edition will be turning Manchester into a haven of world music next October
Features
Vaughan To Be Wild
Trailblazing Finnish violinist, conductor and composer Pekka Kuusisto talks to musician Merlyn Driver about folk song, family, ‘The Lark Ascending’ and his surprise appearance on Countryfile
Features
Rowan Rheingans: “We need to learn not to be afraid to sit with some sorrow and grief. We need to make room to feel and have compassion”
The musician Rowan Rheingans has a new solo project and album that are part-memoir, part-theatre. She talks to Julian May about the many influences that shaped these works
