Con-tra-dic-shun
Megson
Emneord
Minder om
Hunger of the skin
Brian Finnegan
Before the day is done : the story of Folk Heritage Records 1968-1975
Quadra
Sepultura
Magic nights
Christy Moore
Songs for groovy children : the Fillmore East concerts
Jimi Hendrix
An introduction to Eliza Carthy
Eliza Carthy
Not in my lifetime
Wee Willie Walker
World War 5
World War 5
The electric muse revisited - the story of folk into rock and beyond
Anmeldelser (2)
Folk radio UK
d. 1. nov. 2019
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Thomas Blake
d. 1. nov. 2019
"An endlessly varied and accomplished album that sees the Remnant Kings at the top of their game, and shows just why Jon Boden is one of the most lauded folk musicians this century".
Songlines
2020 April
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Tim Cumming
2020 April
"While 2009's Songs from the Floodplain and 2017's Afterglow mined dark themes of post-oil and ecologically driven social collapse, Rose in June takes a step away from apocalypse for an energetic mix of traditional songs, including the epic title-track (...), as well as typically dramatic accounts of 'Rigs of the Time' and 'Seven Bonnie Gypsies'. There's several fine tunes, too, including the Glam-rock-meets-trad of 'Leviathan', and two fine covers, one from Ewan MacColl and the other Kate Bush's 'Hounds of Love'. With a road-hardened ten-strong Remnant Kings having already played these new songs on many a stage, there's a palpable electricity and intuitive group dynamics lifting these performances ... There's a few tracks here, including 'Beating the Bounds', that already sound like 21st century folk rock classics".