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Green Diesel Canterbury, UK
.’ fRoots – 'as if Mr Fox has met with Spriguns and No Right Turn in a prog-folk menage a trois...through a prism which
reflects 2017 not 1977'
Shindig! - 'a band with roots deep in the native soil, playing their own electric interpretations of ancient English music'
FolkWords - 'an established band simply getting better'
... more
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Steve Collins gathers various musicians around him to bring some lovely English-styled acid/psych folk to light. Thoroughly drenched in lysergia, as well as bardic tradition, it is comprised of male and female vocalists, viola, violin, recorder, accordion, and acoustic and electric guitars. It evokes simpler times, as the stories of old unfold, by those who carry this tradition forward, while honouring the past.
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English Country Music
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Love the marriage of old and new - but these songs stand on their own, too. Very cool.
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Mark You That & Noat You Wel (expanded edition)
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Snapped this up immediately. Love the eerie, pulsing bass on Long Way Around the Sea (EP version). Also, an unexpected Iron Maiden cover!
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Darkness begins to creep into the corners on the latest from Itasca.
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Nippon Acid Folk 1970-1980
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The experimental spirit permeating this collection of Japanese acid folk foreshadowed the arrivals of city pop, the psych revival, and folktronica.
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The latest from UK artist MF Tomlinson sets sharp lyrics amidst a backdrop of acoustic guitar, lush keys, and soft percussion.
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Rise Up Rise Up
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'Owl Service' never cease to amaze me with their ability to sound fragile, "scuzzy", otherworldly, and intimate: the album sounds effortless, songs are timeless and ... beautifully sung -especially Diana Collier!!
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