Said the Gramophone — Woodpigeon - "Music Belongs To Those Who Make It". This is, I presume, a song about the music business's empty suits. (And not, I hope, the biz's bloggers.) But Mark Hamilton's artistic license, his sticking guns, aren't represented in roaring shou... more info

Guardian Music — (The Guitar Label)Ever since the 1960s, and the glory days of Davy Graham and the early Bert Jansch, the folk scene has provided the starting point for experimental acoustic guitarists who mixed traditional styles with jazz, classical, or global infl... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Depending on his mood Jens Carelius (provenance Norway)  incorporates a singing style somewhere between Bert Jansch and secular-era Cat Stevens. His sophomore album, The Beat of The Travel, released earlier this year, wavers between pastoral folk ... more info

Rolling Stone — Of British folk singer-guitarist Bert Jansch’s three mid-Seventies albums, reissued by Drag City, 1975’s Santa Barbara Honeymoon was fine writing overdressed in L.A.-pop rhinestones, and 1977’s A Rare Conundrum featured Jansch’s burred voice ... more info

8/1 — BRETT ANDERSON - SLOW ATTACK Citing Argentinean film score composer Gustavo Santaolalla and British folk legend Bert Jansch as influences, his new album Slow Attack sees Brett Anderson exploring the abstract rather than the lyrical, choosing to aband... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Beardo.  As I mentioned last week while discussing Death’s For The Whole World To See, the Drag City label is no stranger to digging up and releasing the long lost and nearly forgotten.  In 2005 the label pulled a similar trick re-releasing G... more info

All About Jazz — Art of Life Records is pleased to present a previously unreleased recording by three legendary British musicians. Bassist {{Danny Thompson = 10784}} (Pentangle, John Martyn, Tubby Hayes, Bert Jansch, Richard Thompson), guitarist {{Allan Holdsworth = ... more info

Mojo 4 Music — Watch Bert Jansch and Seattle's conquering folk heroes at the MOJO Honours List 2009... more info

Guardian Music — Jazz Cafe, LondonAs might be expected from Bert Jansch, this was not a predictable album launch, or rather relaunch. Ten songs into the concert, he announced: "This next one is from Santa Barbara Honeymoon ... or maybe it's from LA Turnaround ... It ... more info

Time Out, London — Manic Street Preachers, The Fall, The Buzzcocks, Dinosaur Jr and Bert Jansch play shows to celebrate the imminence of the music mag's annual gongfest more info