Rob Hughes

Trevor Beales – Fireside Stories (Hebden Bridge Circa 1971-1974)

Stunning cache of ‘lost’ loner folk from West Yorkshire

The Welcome Wagon – Esther

Home is where the heart is for Brooklyn’s gospel-folk duo

The making of: Neu!’s “Hero”

The origins and influence of possibly their greatest track – a groundbreaking combination of driving motorik guitars and angry proto-punk vocals

The Unthanks – Sorrows Away

Northumberland’s premier folk adventurers return in style

Friends and peers celebrate the musical genius of Davy Graham: “In some way, we all worshipped him”

Shirley Collins, Martin Carthy, Ray Davies among other friends and collaborators celebrate the guitar maverick at the vanguard of '60s folk

Daniel Romano’s Outfit – La Luna

Mystical prog-country opera from Canadian polymath

The Walkmen – You & Me: The Sun Studio Edition

The NY-based quintet’s magnum opus, recorded at Sun Studios in Memphis with a five-piece horn section

Lera Lynn – Something More Than Love

Texas-born Nashville songwriter on the joys and trials of new parenthood on her consummate sixth album

Where are you, Jay Bennett?

Thoughtful, revealing portrait of the anti-hero of Wilco legend

The Americans – Stand True

LA trio channel loss and heartbreak into heroic roots-rock
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