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Lankum

Lankum “The Granite Gaze”

December 27, 2017 by THE HOBBLEDEHOY

from Lankum’s new album ‘Between The Earth & Sky’

Categories Uncategorized Tags Between The Earth & Sky, Brit Folk, Dublin, Irish, Lankum, The Granite Gaze, trad Leave a comment

Lankum Interview, The Folk Show with Mark Radcliffe – BBC Radio 2

November 24, 2017 by THE HOBBLEDEHOY

Irish band Lankum talk to Mark about their new album Between the Earth and Sky.

(Interview begins at 24 minutes.)

Listen: Lankum Interview, The Folk Show with Mark Radcliffe – BBC Radio 2

Categories Uncategorized Tags BBC Mark Radcliffe, Brit Folk, Lankum, Lynched, The Folk Show Leave a comment

Progressive Folk album reviews column

November 15, 2017 by THE HOBBLEDEHOY

Paul Sexton’s pick of acoustic-styled songsmiths, old and new, with the latest releases from Lankum, David Thomas Broughton, Jon Boden, Megan Henwood and Chris Simmons[ . . . ] Read at: Progressive Folk album reviews column

Categories Uncategorized Tags Brit Folk, Chris Simmons, David Thomas Broughton, Jon Boden, Lankum, Megan Henwood Leave a comment
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