New to our blog, Tom Woodward is a genre-blending folk artist that is worthy of attention.
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If the Sun Dies by Philadelphia, USA’s folk stalwart Greg Weeks is an incredibly warm, gentle album punctuated by moments of noise and harshness.
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The genre chameleon that is Adam + Attack By Fire is well known to us here at York Calling now, but we’ve never sat down for a (virtual) interview before. I asked Adam about his latest release, Deep Pocket Sheets.
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Andrew Savage’s debut full-length album Patchwork is a satisfying and cohesive listen, a record that thrives on its percussive guitar work and roots in folk, Americana, and folk‑punk.
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Ten minutes into his Acomb show and Joshua Burnell is drawing attention to his red, sparkly shirt. It’s a touch of Strictly at The Blue Bird Bakery, which is getting quite the reputation for music and poetry gigs in York.
Continue reading “Live Review: today the Blue Bird Bakery, tomorrow The Albert Hall for Joshua Burnell”
Seán R. McLaughlin & The Wind-Up Crows landed on my radar last year and immediately scored a spot on my coveted “albums of the year” list through Goodnight, Lad. Union Street is the first music I’m sharing from them since, and it’s got a high bar to clear.
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Before the pandemic, songwriter, musician, and producer Ben Rowley travelled from Vancouver on Canada’s west coast to Montreal in its Mideast. It reinvigorated his music, and Super Pyramid was born.
Continue reading “Discovery: Ben Rowley writes the fundamental human experience with his new project, Super Pyramid”
In a world that is increasingly divided, it’s refreshing to discover tales of connection. Rootless’s new track RakiTaki Tanana celebrates an almost forgotten shared culture.
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Turning the simple act of being into a triumph, Just Enough is the latest single from Rachael Sage.
Continue reading “Being is enough according to Rachael Sage’s new throwback single”
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