Most recent
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7 Nov 2013:We wish a happy 70th birthday to Joni Mitchell with this interview with Rolling Stone from May 1969 – taken from Rock's Backpages, the home of online music writing
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4 Nov 2013: Folk from Moscow maligning the demise of village life
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3 Nov 2013:
Elaborate stagecraft met well-choreographed witchcraft in an entertaining yet curious set, writes Robin Denselow
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3 Nov 2013: The likes of Marcus Mumford and Justin Timberlake don't bring enough grit to the Coen brothers' latest soundtrack, writes Neil Spencer
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31 Oct 2013: This 26-year-old Armenian pianist has made some very famous fans with his fusions of traditional folk, jazz, pop and electric elements, writes John Fordham
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31 Oct 2013:
A compilation of performances at a legendary upstate New York coffee house, including Dave Van Ronk, Pete Seeger and more, is well timed and full of treats, writes Robin Denselow
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31 Oct 2013:
Are they knockin' on heaven's door, or the neighbours from hell? Suggest your songs, but beware who's twitching the curtains, says Peter Kimpton
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31 Oct 2013: The loss of their original frontman has worked in Midlake's favour and given them room to roam, writes Maddy Costa
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31 Oct 2013:
Adam Boult is about to post his final results, and pass on the baton to Peter Kimpton who introduces himself first before he starts
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29 Oct 2013:
Robin Denselow: He may draw on traditional material, but the Vermont-born folk singer has a talent for serving up the unexpected
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29 Oct 2013:
Folk-prog-jazzers produced by Matthew Herbert and loved by Jessie Ware
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27 Oct 2013: The debut album by the Indianapolis sisters is far too sweet and radio-friendly for Hermione Hoby
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27 Oct 2013: The Irish singer has re-recorded 43 songs for this epic retrospective, writes Neil Spencer
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27 Oct 2013:
The singer, songwriter and guitarist on how Miles Davis and skiffle shaped his sound – and the first time he met Jimmy Page. Interview by Leah Harper
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25 Oct 2013:
Folk stars combine for a joyful celebration of traditional songs, on a tour that springs from a digital music archive project, writes Alfred Hickling
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