Wilds by The Soundcarriers

Hauntological music is an out of date concept

Don’t Stop Singing by Thea Gilmore and Sandy Denny

The legacy of Sandy Denny

Anais Mitchell by Anais Mitchell

There’s no costume

Veedon Fleece by Van Morrison

An artistic genius communing with a higher power.

Lorca by Tim Buckley

Our body is a vessel for our soul

Moondance by Van Morrison

Transcendental moments of rebirth.

Bridge Over Troubled Water by Simon & Garfunkel

25 000 000 copies sold

Tim Buckley by Tim Buckley

“He went from being sort of a bum to all of a sudden making a record.”

Young Man In America by Anais Mitchell

Four years before Trump got elected, Anais Mitchell worries that no one can be trusted to care for America.

Van Lear Rose by Loretta Lynn

Music for people that own a CD player

Antique Glow by Kelley Stoltz

Great music recorded in an apartment

Ultimate Spinach

A perfect example of experimental psychedelic Bosstown music.

Edgar Broughton Band by Edgar Broughton Band

My first gig

The Reckoning by Ethan Johns

“It’s in your fingers, man, not really anything to do with the guitar”

The Devil You Know by Rickie Lee Jones

Reinvention

Juniper by Linda Frederiksson

The idea of using jazz influences to enhance music by singer/songwriters is hardly new but Linda Frederiksson has approached the concept in reverse.

Fleuves De l’Ame by Houeida Hedfi

Progressive world music from Tunisia and France

Tarkus by Emerson Lake & Palmer

“Sadness, madness, turning in their minds”

Breakthrough. Underground Sounds of 1971

1971 saw a wealth of imaginative artists meld seemingly disparate musical genres and influences such as jazz, blues, folk, rock and classical music on a host of wonderful albums