Where old ghosts and ritual fires meet the folk-worn road: Dino DiMuro finally unleashes ELMWOOD the unfinished album, a "head-trippy excursion" concept record pulled from the archives after 20 years of dust. Kathodos conjures dark ritual chants for the Monster of Ravenna, while Wholesale Angel Market maps desolation, redemption, and animal instincts lurking in the far corners of our rooms. Zakalwe weaves Belfast indie folk with droning open tunings, and Jack Hayter returns with a "haunting, gorgeous, and occasionally unhinged" EP that Pitchfork calls "one of the weariest, most world-beaten voices around."
Folk releases
“A pop rock song ala The Replacements that features a violin solo and is about anxiety as a ghostwriter.”
“From Sun Records strut to bearded space station confessions: one brain, zero genre loyalty.”
“Harmonious, poetic, psychedelic folk-rock 'in the best traditions of some of the more esoteric folk musicians from the 60s and 70s'”
“A murder ballad that includes loads of murders, because it's what everyone needs right now”