Indie Folk
‘Alchemist’- Rusty Reid, a cinematic celebration of songcraft
There is something quietly magical about discovering a song that feels as though it has always existed, waiting patiently for […]
‘ÊMOONÀ’- LAOR, opening space for stillness and renewal
Some albums ask to be heard, but LAOR’s ÊMOONÀ asks simply to be experienced. Instead of following the familiar structure of a conventional […]
‘The Dregs’- Podge Lane, stripping back to his emotional core
Few artists possess the confidence to strip away everything except the song itself. But on his latest endeavour ‘The Dregs’, Irish […]
‘Put You Right’- Fierce Friend, turning modern friction into an electrifying indie statement
Some of the sharpest songs about contemporary life are the ones that refuse to take sides. They capture the emotional […]
‘I’ll See You Soon’- 23 Fields, striking an emotional chord with heart-stirring brilliance
Some songs entertain, others linger, and then there are songs like ‘I’ll See You Soon’ that quietly change the way you think […]
‘From Now On’- Lowly Rose, finding strength with a folk-laced anthem
There is an unforced honesty at the centre of Lowly Rose’s latest single ‘From Now On’ that gives it its greatest […]
‘Shipwrecked’- George Adequate, finding beauty in the wreckage
There is a refreshing lack of pretence surrounding George Adequate. No grand reinvention. No carefully engineered mythology. No desperate attempt […]
‘When the Boat Comes in’- Simon J Knight, facing life’s cruelest truths
Some songs are written about loss, while others are written from within it. And on his newest effort ‘When the Boat […]
‘Boundary’- The Pennydrops, capturing the sound of emotional fracture
There is something deeply compelling about a song that manages to sound both restrained and ready to explode at any […]
‘Quiet Revolution Extra’- Andy Smythe, revealing new creative heights
Some artists release companion EPs as an afterthought, but Andy Smythe treats them as an opportunity to push even further. […]













