Brògeal are back in Scotland, and they’re here to stay “For the good guys.” Lauren Hunter Apr 16, 2026
The forgotten folk song at the heart of Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Highway Patrolman’ A sad story. Maddi Fearn Apr 1, 2026
‘Stagger Lee’: The Missouri pimp who inspired a Nick Cave classic “He wore rat-drawn shoes and an old Stetson hat…” Tom Phelan Apr 1, 2026
“The most beautiful album in the world”: why Jennifer Lawrence loves Joni Mitchell’s ‘Blue’ A classic. Aimee Ferrier Mar 31, 2026
Joni Mitchell didn’t want to be remembered for folk: “They want to pigeonhole me and they can’t” Not wanting to be typecast. Tim Coffman Mar 29, 2026
‘I’m Shipping Up to Boston’: How Woody Guthrie gave the world a punk anthem Simpe yet effective. Maddi Fearn Mar 29, 2026
Bonnie Kemplay offers a pastoral respite from life’s hectic pace on ‘Big Machine’ “I live in a big machine / Feels like forever in a dream.” Tom Phelan Mar 27, 2026
Acoustic odysseys: Five underrated British folk masterpieces Timeless tracks… Ben Forrest Mar 23, 2026
‘The Ballad of Stalin’: the British folk singer who wrote for the Communist Party An essential figure… Ben Forrest Mar 22, 2026
Quick-fire Questions: 10 minutes with Charlotte Cornfield “Four biopics? Feels like a cash grab.” Tom Taylor Mar 18, 2026
How folk rock’s biggest hits were made in Salford A classic connection. Dale Maplethorpe Mar 15, 2026