Features tagged with folk

Fresh from an impressive 9/10 rating in The Singles Bar for their new EP, Clock Hands, folk-influenced quartet HAWK catch up with Joe Rivers about writing, collaboration and defying categorisation.

From troubled recording sessions to obscurity to cult classic. The story of Love's Forever Changes is always worth telling.

Wilder Maker are on a mission to break down the boundaries of folk-rock. You should hear how they're doing it.

As they prepare to play the fourth, annual Norwich Sound & Vision festival, locals Wooden Arms talk to Carlos Dávalos about their music, their inspirations and making CDs out of wood.

Following the release of his seventeenth record, Dream River, prolific singer-songwriter Bill Callahan was kind enough to speak with No Ripcord's Andrew Ciraulo about writing and recording, the muse in his music, and most importantly, beer.

On a sunny Sunday morning on the Isle of Wight, Emily Barker caught up with Joe Rivers to talk tours, funding, closing the festival and the biggest gig of her life.

In the first of three interviews taken from this year's Dot to Dot Festival, Craig Stevens talks to self-proclaimed mixtape-folk trio Pearl and the Beard about pull-ups, hammock-testing and Keanu Reeves's former band, Dogstar.  No joke.

Green Gartside talks about his part in the upcoming Sandy Denny tribute concerts, his own influences and the future for Scritti Politti.

As their UK tour begins, Joe Rivers catches up with Slow Club's Rebecca Taylor to talk new albums, being called twee and R&B side-projects.

Their youth as problematic as it is beneficial, Sub Pop’s newest acquisition, Avi Buffalo, focuses on the road and, basically, making music.  I got the opportunity to speak to singer/songwriter Avi Zahner-Isenberg at The First Unitarian Church, their Philly stop as openers for Rogue Wave.