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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 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 on14th April 201814th April 2018BritishLeave a comment on Geoff Lakeman at Village Folk – 17th March 2018

Geoff Lakeman at Village Folk – 17th March 2018

There is procrastination and procrastination. I mean I have thought about painting the walls in my office a beautiful forest green for weeks (and haven’t…

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by blueestaiPosted on11th March 2018Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman – Personae (2018) Album Review

Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman – Personae (2018) Album Review

“Sharp, witty and accomplished there is a class to Roberts & Lakeman’s new album that cannot be measured on any known scientific apparatus” Album: Personae…

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by blueestaiPosted on8th December 2017Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on The Twisted Twenty (Debut Album) Review

The Twisted Twenty (Debut Album) Review

THE TWISTED TWENTY From: Penny Fiddle Records Tracks: 8 With: Holly Harman (baroque violin, vocals), Alexis Bennett (baroque violin, guitar, bodhran, electronics), James O’Toole, David…

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by blueestaiPosted on1st May 20172nd May 2017Album/EP Reviews1 Comment on Geoff Lakeman – After All The Years – A Review

Geoff Lakeman – After All The Years – A Review

Observational and considered, Lakeman collects a squad of influencing folk artists that bring his rich imagination and celebratory character to life Released 3rd February 2017…

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by blueestaiPosted on12th October 201616th October 2016Album/EP Reviews1 Comment on Ange Hardy and Lukas Drinkwater- Findings – Review

Ange Hardy and Lukas Drinkwater- Findings – Review

A culmination of learning the disc boasts high-class collaborations, vocals like fireweed and a smooth, rewarding experience that builds on earlier work and honours the traditional Ange Hardy…

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