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by blueestaiAlbum/EP ReviewsFeaturedLeave a comment on Jenny Sturgeon – The Living Mountain (review)

Jenny Sturgeon – The Living Mountain (review)

An album indistinguishable from the nature it is set in, Sturgeon’s expertise ensures a multi-layered, emotional linchpin of folk Now even deeper into the cold…

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by blueestaiPosted on11th November 202011th November 2020Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on Lizabett Russo- “While I Sit and Watch This Tree” (album review)

Lizabett Russo- “While I Sit and Watch This Tree” (album review)

Russo’s album is a brighter, more focused affair that lets the positive rays of growth bring more optimism to her delightfully individual music. To Be…

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by blueestaiPosted on2nd October 20202nd October 2020Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on The Wilderness Yet – Debut Album Review

The Wilderness Yet – Debut Album Review

Their ears and hearts nested in the traditional, ‘The Wilderness Yet’ provide an album with many brilliant, emotional responses to nature. Away from the bustle,…

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by blueestaiPosted on6th August 20206th August 2020AcousticLeave a comment on Saskia – Are You Listening?” (Album Review)

Saskia – Are You Listening?” (Album Review)

“An album that refreshes and surveys the ground covered up to now. Saskia continues to sculpt her clay of gentle-folk into a pleasing and healing…

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by blueestaiPosted on25th June 202025th June 2020Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on Will Pound- A Day Will Come (album review)

Will Pound- A Day Will Come (album review)

Breathlessly broad yet uniting; Pound’s love letter to the European idea and its people touches the soul. Released 8th May (Will Pound Lulubug Records). Will…

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by blueestaiPosted on2nd May 20202nd May 2020Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on Kirsty Merryn – Our Bright Night (review)

Kirsty Merryn – Our Bright Night (review)

Released 24/04/20 Singularly beautiful, contemplative and dark. Merryn’s second album is a creeping jaguar in the rainforest of folk. When you think of 90’s films…

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by blueestaiPosted on5th April 20202nd May 2020Uncategorised2 Comments on The Idumea Quartet- “More Than One” Review

The Idumea Quartet- “More Than One” Review

Classical musicians take on the Appalachians and win while still dressed in their tuxedos and ballgowns. Release Date – 9th April 2020, relisted to 1st…

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by blueestaiPosted on2nd February 20202nd February 2020Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on Luke Daniels: Old Friends and Exhausted Enemies (A Review)

Luke Daniels: Old Friends and Exhausted Enemies (A Review)

Release Date: Friday 4th Oct 2019 (Wren label) Rather belated we begin to turn the page on the new year (and into February!) with our…

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by blueestaiPosted on12th November 201912th November 2019Folk Stories1 Comment on Soonchild: A Theatre Review at the Montgomery Theatre 27.10.19

Soonchild: A Theatre Review at the Montgomery Theatre 27.10.19

INTRODUCTION Bursting on to the Sheffield theatre scene comes “Soonchild”, a play from the Red Earth Theatre Company which is adapted from a book by…

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by blueestaiPosted on24th July 201925th July 2019Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on Reg Meuross – 12 Silk Handkerchiefs (album review)

Reg Meuross – 12 Silk Handkerchiefs (album review)

Let us turn to Reg Meuross and his new album and project “12 Silk Handkerchiefs”. Constructed and composed alongside Brian W Lavery (who is the…

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