Essays
No Place to Be: The Hidden Geography of Nick Drake’s Pink Moon
Nick Drake's lyrics, landscape, mortality and the Pink Moon suicide myth
Folk on Hwael Mag: songs of voice and acoustic string, traditional and new — the root the pastoral, psych and ghost branches grow from.
Essays
Nick Drake's lyrics, landscape, mortality and the Pink Moon suicide myth
Album Reviews
Urban folk, piano, grief, brick, washing lines and landscape moving indoors
Album Reviews
Folk, fairy tales, female bodies and transformations under old vocabularies
Album Reviews
Psych folk, fuzz guitar, flute and intertwined female voices
Essays
Fingerstyle folk, Lyon, Berlin and the hidden geographies behind the quiet
Essays
Reservoirs, municipal power, political geography and engineered forgetting
Album Reviews
Folk, electronics, pop and songs left deliberately untidy
Film Reviews
Maritime horror, labour, hierarchy and the forbidden machinery of light
Essays
Free folk, open membership, micro-labels and a transatlantic underground
Film Reviews
Folk horror, reeds, hunger, bodily erosion and postwar memory
Album Reviews
Folk, fingerstyle guitar, quiet arrangements and contemporary unease
Album Reviews
Contemporary folk, full-band arrangements, literary songs and quiet tension