Folk Rock
‘Grounding’- Displaced Stranger, finding his footing on debut album
There’s something quietly compelling about a first record made without fanfare, without a band, and without years of industry polish […]
‘Milogather Parts 1 and 2’- Crescent, a slow-burning debut in two acts
On their debut AA single ‘Milogather Parts 1 and 2’, Hartlepool quartet Crescent make it clear they’re not interested in […]
‘Madelaine’- Patience Please, capturing lightning in a quiet bottle
There’s something thrilling about the moment a young band dares to slow down. And with their latest outing ‘Madelaine’, London’s […]
‘Worst Part Of The Year’- Caroline Parke, turning isolation into quiet, unbreakable beauty
There is a particular kind of honesty that only comes from places most maps forget. On her latest single ‘Worst […]
‘Hope This Story Ends…’- Willa James, turning quiet moments into lasting truth
There’s something disarmingly powerful about ‘Hope This Story Ends…’, the debut full-length from Willa James. It draws you closer, one careful […]
‘All About Life’- Shani Weiss, turning lived experiences into shared truth
There’s something quietly powerful about music that simply opens its hands and says, this is who I am, this is what […]
‘You’re Alright’- 23 Fields, turning reassurance into a rallying cry
There’s an undeniable spark running through ‘You’re Alright’, a song that manages to be both tender and quietly triumphant. 23 Fields takes […]
‘Cold In Your Town’- Julie Paschke, turning inward and letting the chill speak for itself
Julie Paschke’s ‘Cold In Your Town’ is the sound of a song surfacing; quietly, instinctively, and without asking permission. It arrives with […]
‘Sleepy Fields’- Powers Of The Monk, drifting into the hush
There are songs that lull you, and then there are songs that carry you. ‘Sleepy Fields’, the latest offering from Powers of […]
‘The Wolves’- Max Norton, a road-bitten anthem from a drummer who finally stepped into his own spotlight
Max Norton has spent years powering other people’s songs from behind the kit. But with ‘The Wolves’, he delivers the clearest proof […]













