Folktronica
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Heartwurkz – A Twinkle In Time Review
World pop defined
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Kishi Bashi – Omoiyari Review
When a violin virtuoso takes on vintage folk
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Eil Marchini wows with new single
Italian guitar virtuoso of cinematic soundscapes
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GEA – Snow Review
GEA popped onto my radar previous with a promising album which alluded to something more cohesive with strength later down the line. Now returning with…
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Introducing… Brudini
Haunting gypsy pop for the darker times
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Live Vault – Raoul Vignal
Lush dreamy Frenchness
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Melas Leukos – Fable Review
Nomadic folk for all the world to love
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Jordan Reyne – Bardo Review
The steampunk folk queen returns
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Happy Rhodes – Ectotrophia Review
Dream Pop is a wonderfully cryptic genre as it can mean many things to different people. For Happy Rhodes, Ectotrophia is a fantastic compilation of…
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Katie Mullins – Three Songs Review
Vocal Folk Perfection Katie Mullens returns to music after a period of time away healing her voice that had been injured for the third time!…
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Aniseed – Geranium EP Review
Dreamy folktronica and ambient crossover debut Aniseed’s debut EP “Geranium” introduces us to the East Anglia based musician and producer with their penchant for tape-recorded…
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Tunng – Songs You Make At Night Review
The perfect example of Folktronica Tunng have quietly become one of my favourite folktronica bands over the past few years. Their albums fall somewhere on…
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Dead Can Dance – Dionysus Review
A worldly album that’s pretty suite Approaching their ninth studio album, Dead Can Dance continue to move around different time periods, cultures and parts of…
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Introducing… Parabola West
Parabola West walks a really excellent line for me between baroque pop and electronica pop without it ever feeling cheesy or predictable. It’s quite a…
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Tom Rosenthal – Z-Sides Review
Taking anthems to slumberland Tom Rosenthal has always gone a bit against the grain. His style of indie folk-pop has always been very self-contained to…
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Chances – Traveler Review
A fantastic mash-up of indie-pop and corners of the world Alternative Montreal based trio Chances released their debut album “Traveler” earlier this year and it’s…
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Mitski – Be the Cowboy Review
Mitski rides all genres firmly in the saddle It’s always fantastic when you stumble across an artist whose several albums into their career and has…
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Introducing… Sara Forslund
Swedish artist Sara Forslund is releasing her second album next month. The indie-folk singer/songwriter has a really delicate and subtle mood that has a sprinkling…
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Dead Can Dance share new track “Mountain” from upcoming album
Dead Can Dance have released their preview single “The Mountain” ahead of the release of their new album Dionysus which is due out 2nd November.…
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Introducing… David Allred
David Allred is gearing up to release his debut solo album and his lead single “The Garden” has bewitched me. The singer and multi-instrumentalist has…
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Manu Delago – Parasol Peak Review
This is how you make a travel album As my go to hang drum player, I’ve been slowly catching up on some of Manu Delago’s…
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Introducing…Caoifhionn Rose
Caoilfhionn Rose (pronounced Keelin) hails from Manchester, UK and that’s also the home of the label she is releasing her debut single and album with –…
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Qntal – VIII Nachtblume Review
Qntal’s eighth studio album Nachtblume is another leaf in the page of their electronica-pagan-rock hybrid. There’s still not a band out there that quite does…
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Good Good Blood – Old Mountain Review
Indie folk man Good Good Blood has had a steady output of several EP’s and an album over the last two years and this year…
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Iain Morrison – Amusement Arcade Review
Iain Morrison put out two separate EP’s this year at the same time. HPM reviewed the first one “3 am” last month, and now Iain’s other…
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Introducing… Harp Samuels
Harp Samuels is a folktronica singer-songwriter hailing from Australia – and no – there’s not a harp as the main instrument! Instead, “Breathe”, the title track…
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Tunng return with first song in four years
Quirky folktronica band return with a cracker
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Lowpines – “In Silver Haildes” Review
Music to mumble too in shuffle fashion
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Introducing… Youth in a Roman Field
A horseback ride through sheriff's town!
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Introducing… Abi Wade
Cello folktronica to push your buttons
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Rosemary & Garlic -“Rosemary & Garlic” Review
Is it too early to call album of the year already?
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This Is the Kit – “Moonfreeze Shine” Review
Indie folk from grass roots to grit
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Out Lines – “Conflats” Review
Heart breaking tales from the darkest depths of Scotland
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Live Vault – Saint Sister
A Celtic tinged chill out duo
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Video Vault – Juana Molina
Argentinian nutter meets cartoon video game. I am delighted.
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Scarlet Crow – “Remembrance” Review
Two voices, a multitude of sounds - sleeper hit of 2017
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Introducing… Scarlet Crow
Beautiful harmonies from the forest of souls
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Juana Molina returns with new album Halo
She's back and just as crazy!
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Faun – “Midgard” Review
The royalty of Pagan Folk retain their throne
