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Festival Guide 2011: Part 2
Continuing on with some of my recommended festivals this summer. And a rather folky bunch… End of the Road One of my personal favourite line-ups of the summer. End of the Road boasts both Marling and Newsom on the same bill, … Continue reading
Album Review: The Flowerpot Sessions
As soon as you hear that this album is a Communion album, you know its gonna be good. And when you see it features the likes of Lissie, Angus and Julia Stone, Marcus Foster and Treetop Flyers collaborating, you know … Continue reading
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Best EP’s of 2010
I’ve come across a lot of really lovely EP’s this year, and I thought I’d create a little post to represent some of these. I’ve done a lot of EP reviews too on here which you can find in the ‘Album Review’ … Continue reading
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Album Review: The Merry-Go-Round EP- Pete Roe
I’ve always thought Pete Roe was one of the hidden treasures of the British folk scene. He has supported both Laura Marling and Mumford and Sons on past tours and has been a signature part of Laura Marling’s live band … Continue reading
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New Music 7
Love this… Beach House are such a good band. I can’t believe I’ve never properly got into them before, love their sound. The new Eclipse Soundtrack is all over you tube now. There are lots of very good songs, the Florence, Vampire Weekend, Bombay … Continue reading
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Pete Roe EP!
Pete Roe seems to be forever shadowed by the likes of Mumford and Marling. Having been in Laura Marling’s band for ages and toured with Mumford, he is finally releasing a solo EP. He is a very talented songwriter, his songs are … Continue reading
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Album Review: Communion Compilation
I have talked about Communion a little before, but for people who don’t know, its basically a folk gig night put on in Leeds, London and Brighton. It was set up by Ben Lovett from Mumford and Sons and Kevin … Continue reading
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