Nye tider
Folkeklubben
Emneord
Minder om
Airs and graces
June Tabor
Bad Co.
Bad Company
Pandemonium : the essential Bellowhead
Bellowhead
The ash & clay
The Milk Carton Kids
Northumbrian voices : three generations of music, song and stories from rural Northumberland
Kathryn Tickell
An introduction to Eliza Carthy
Eliza Carthy
Where the poppies grow
Traffic
Blackstar
David Bowie
Through wind and rain
Cathie Ryan
Anmeldelser (3)
Gaffa [online]
d. 24. okt. 2012
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Espen Strunk
d. 24. okt. 2012
"Lige fra den amerikanske sydstatsballade Roll the Woodpile Down til den skæbnetunge traditional The Wife of Usher's Well spilles der med uimodsigelig entusiasme, mens det gamle materiale i sig selv rummer rigeligt med drama og action. Det er forfriskende, at bandet tager fat i folkloren og skyder den afsted med så stor overbevisning".
The guardian
d. 11. okt. 2012
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Robin Denselow
d. 11. okt. 2012
"This is a brash, noisy set that at times almost topples over because of the complex arrangements and constant changes of mood and pace, but succeeds because of the 11-piece band's frantic enthusiasm. Folk purists should beware; the Carthy/Swarbrick favourite Byker Hill is now treated to a gutsy, romping backing and bursts of full-bloodied choral work, the Copper Family classic Thousands Or More is reworked with jaunty and then elegant strings and brass".
fRoots
2012 October
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Colin Irwin
2012 October
"If you thought their last album Hedonism was full-blooded - and by golly it was - this one blows it (and everything else) out of the water ... While sticking to an all-English traditional repertoire, they twist, subvert and thrash it around with what many will consider reckless abandon at a frantic level of intensity ... Lots of people will hate it and accuse them of desecrating tradition and all sorts. Personally I think it's wonderful".
