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Austra and The Unthanks set for No Direction Home 2012

Austra, The Unthanks and Richard Hawley set for No Direction Home 2012

New festival with focus on quality from team behind End of the Road

23 May 2012

End of the Road has been the latte-drinking, glam-camping Guardian reader's weekender of choice almost since it's inception in 2006. Picking up plaudits from The Times and The Guardian (of course) as well as an award for 'Best Small Festival' last year…

The Low Anthem

The Low Anthem

Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh, Mon 30 Aug

(5 stars)7 Sep 2010

Will there be many better live moments this year than Ben Knox Miller delicately crooning his way through opener ‘To the Ghosts Who Write History Books’ as a theremin gently howls in the background? Or his gruff, determined exhortation to ‘Don’t Let…

The Low Anthem - Smart Flesh

The Low Anthem - Smart Flesh

Quartet's latest album full of poignant intimacy and warm, earthy tone throughout

(4 stars)11 Feb 2011

Following 2008’s Oh My God, Charlie Darwin, reviewers in their droves compared The Low Anthem to Tom Waits and labelmates Fleet Foxes. Yet, writing the quartet off as a cheap copy would be to do them a disservice. Mixed by Saddle Creek warlock Mike…

The Low Anthem, Mountain Man and Avi Buffalo set for Edinburgh date

The Low Anthem, Mountain Man and Avi Buffalo set for Edinburgh date

Americana, borrowing from jazz, gospel and folk

24 Aug 2010

With a relaxed, mellow sound steeped in the traditions of American folk and blues, the Low Anthem are a group of Ivy League music graduates from Providence, Rhode Island, currently touring Europe with their unique fusion of instruments, ranging from…

Alasdair Roberts, The Low Anthem and Buffy Sainte-Marie set for Celtic Connections

Alasdair Roberts, The Low Anthem and Buffy Sainte-Marie set for Celtic Connections

7 Jan 2010

With Alasdair Roberts, The Low Anthem and Buffy Sainte-Marie all featuring, the Celtic Connections festival just keeps going from strength to strength, says Ninian Dunnett

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