Neil Potter Pours His Heart And Soul Into ‘Shipwrecked’

Liverpool’s Neil Potter has been so fascinated by the process and power of music all his life, and ever since the start of his musical journey, as a teenager, he’s dreamed of creating an album from scratch. After studying music at college and university, he threw himself all into a seemingly endless cycle of learning and teaching, with the aim of being the very best he could be. We’ve previously spoken about his release, ‘Over The Hills’ – now we present his latest track, ‘Shipwrecked’.

Foundry Town Survivors Release Haunting Single, ‘Three Sisters’ Along With Stirring Video

Comprising longtime friends and musical colleagues Mark Tomorsky and Tommy Johnsmiller, Foundry Town Survivors are particularly gifted when it comes to writing songs that examine the lives of the working people: all their anguish, fears of the unknown, and bleak, industrial landscapes. With their latest release, ‘Three Sisters’, this Michigan duo take a look at a different Michigan experience, the nautical identity of the Great Lakes, and the phenomenon of the “Three Sisters” – one which no one would want to encounter.

Divergent Are ‘Runnin’ Free’ With Stunning Folk Rock Release

Comprising James Richards on guitar, keyboards, and vocals, Mike McAlister on bass and vocals, and James’ brother, Paul, on drums and vocals, Divergent have been a long time coming but now they’re here, this Iowa trio are onto something special, and new single, ‘Runnin’ Free’, is a great way to show it.

‘Turning of the Tide’ Marks A Time Of Philosophical Reflection For Nuke The Soup

‘Turning Of The Tide’, the penultimate track on Nuke The Soup’s latest album, ‘Dancing On The Edge’, serves as the embodiment of reflections on life’s cyclical nature.

Forgottensong Grapple With A Difficult Subject In Folk Rock Track, ‘City Of Thieves’

Based in Barcelona, Spain, Forgottensong investigate a world of deception and prejudice in their new single, ‘City Of Thieves’, and match their observations to music that serves to amplify the poetry of their lyrics.

Sam Fender Support Act Hector Gannet Drops New Folk Rock Single, The Title Track Of New EP, ‘Emmanuel Head’

The North-East’s finest folk-rock band, Hector Gannet, fresh from supporting Sam Fender’s triumph homecoming at St James Park, and from their own latest album ‘The Land Belongs To Us,’ follow up with new three-track EP ‘Emmanuel Head’.

PJ Harvey image for 'I Inside the Old Year Dying' album tour

A SLIGHT RETURN – ‘I Inside The Old Year Dying,’ PJ Harvey’s First Album In Seven Years, Is A Spooky, Stripped Back, Ethereal Song Cycle

I Inside The Old Year Dying, PJ Harvey‘s first proper album in seven years follows a period of intense introspection. One of the UK’s…

Leo Sawikin stands out on his latest offering, ‘Row Me Away’

Leo Sawikin has just released a track which stands out amongst the rest of the singer-songwriter world, in the form of ‘Row Me Away’. Taking cues from 90s grunge as well as his usual homage to the folk-rock stars of the 70s, Sawikin proves he is more than your average musician here.

Lucy And The Night Sky Releases Second Album ‘Light Needs the Dark’

They say never judge a book by its cover, and likewise never judge a band by its name, but when you hear a name like ‘Lucy And The Night Sky’, the curiosity is piqued, and you get more than a suspicion that this is going to be a band who produces interesting music.

We Premiere Jaco’s ‘Shoe’ – Taking Us Back To A Gentler Time

With a sound reminding us of the likes of Syd Barrett’s Pink Floyd, The Who, and even Jethro Tull, the psych folk/rock vibe of Birmingham Alabama artist Jaco’s song ‘Shoe’ takes us back to a time when things were a lot simpler, if in reality not too different politically. The song is from Jaco’s album, ‘You Know’, released today June 19 on Cornelius Chapel Records.

Billy Harvey ‘Frozen Through’ From Re-Issue Of Classic Album ‘Pie’

The unhurried folk-rock vocals of Billy Harvey shine on ‘Frozen Through’, from the remastered release of his classic album, ‘Pie’, which originally came out back in 2004.

Holy Moly & The Crackers – ‘Take A Bite’

Released on 5 April this year through Pink Lane Records, ‘Take A Bite’, by Holy Moly & The Crackers is a fast paced romp with a female vocalist whose seductively rich tones could give Imelda May a run for her money.