Of all the artists that emerged from the freak folk/New Weird America boom of the early noughties, Colorado-born Josephine Foster is one of the most enduring, and certainly one of the most interesting ...

Good Habits’ “Better for Now” runs from festival-ready trance-folk to intimate acoustic balladry - one of the most exciting ...

Verdin Brothers’ “The Crooked Serpent” is a singular work of high art and painstaking detail - an exciting, adventurous band.

The two Copenhagen-based multi-instrumentalists didn’t set out to make an album. Dungan, who records as Blue Lake, met Carøe at Andersabo, the Swedish cabin and residency Dungan has run since 2016, ...

Biita Houdei’s solo debut, “This Bed Was Made For Me,” exudes personality and feeling, a testament to the slow process and ...

RÓIS has signed to Domino Records. Her critically acclaimed 2024 album, MO LÉAN, will be reissued globally with an additional ...

Marisa Anderson talks to KLOF on “The Anthology of UnAmerican Folk Music”, how she gained access to Harry Smith’s final ...

Recorded at home on the reel-to-reel machine that captured Lead Belly’s Last Sessions, Michael Hurley’s “First Songs” returns ...

Charlie Parr’s “Rooming House” follows John’s boarding-house residents across seven songs and, twenty albums in, is quite ...

The Owl Service’s “Tied to the Land” is a joyous rendering of traditional songs, instrumentals and a Cornish folk tale after ...

Gaelic is a living language…Trá Pháidín understand that, and the songs on Cloch ‘s Claí preach it with both humour and ...