Classy and sophisticated trad folk. Harmony singing. Fiddle, guitar, mandolin. Possible banjo.
Year’s End, 2024
A Number Of Work, 2023
Reviews
“Progressive instrumentals and contagiously joyful (and sometimes joyfully melancholy) vocals.” Tradfolk, December 2024
“Delightful voices… beautifully sung… I felt ready to go out wassailing…” RnR, January 2025
“The instrumental work is superb… technical with understated deftness the pair create space for each other to shine… the instruments serve as a catalyst for the spellbinding imagery created throughout. It’s the pair’s enchanting harmonies that really pluck the heartstrings… a must listen.” Songlines, April 2023.
“An instinctive and highly proficient grasp of harmony… a very fine disc indeed with some exemplary singing and brilliantly matched instrumental work… admirably scholarly and informative liner notes…” Folk London, April 2023
“…an impressive debut that should go a long way to extending their reputation and audience far beyond their West Country home.” FATEA, March 2023
“Wonderful…keeping the tradition alive… straight outta Southmead.” BBC Radio Bristol