Album Reviews – November

Luke Jackson is one of the most outstanding young musicians to have emerged in recent years and from album to album and show to show, he has constantly grown up and evolved his music to create tracks that are each more perfect than the last. His latest release Journals is a beautiful and reflective look at the world that amplifies his talents once again and takes them to a grander stage.

In Constellation, the new album by three-piece Cascadian folk outfit West My Friend

Twelfth Day are a hauntingly beautiful young Scottish duo with an overwhelming passion for music that is almost unrivalled in modern music. Despite the pair concentrating their efforts on just their violin and pedal harp, over the years the duo have completely shirked the concept of genre and instead focussed on surprising their listeners with a wealth of music that consistently defies both categorisation and expectations.

Not too far in the past you may remember us fawning over Boden’s first foray into solo work since Bellowhead split and now he’s back again with his latest album Rose in June, this time with The Remnant Kings backing him up.