avant-folk
Avant-folk trio HAV return with Haar, their vivid and pensive new album of electro-acoustics for Polpols Records
Burd Ellen’s Debbie Armour talks to Gareth Thompson about sacred dramas, Mary as an Ever Mother and taxidermy wrens
Burd Ellen’s Debbie Armour talks to Stewart Gardiner about her last trip to Mull, radical vulnerability and experimental Gaelic 7″ Chi Mi Bhuam
Justin Hopper, Sharron Kraus and Belbury Poly have brought the thinnest of places to vivid life in this oddly comforting avant-garde wonder
Fran & Flora’s mixtape for Concrete Islands opens a portal and takes a journey across cultures and musical styles, through the Fourth World and beyond
Debbie Armour’s Burd Ellen bring a modernist edge and samurai-like minimalism to interpretations of traditional folk songs on their debut album
Alula Down lead listeners through peculiarly mapped out fields of Weirdshire and it proves difficult to leave in a hurry