Obscure Sound — Morning Myth is the new project of guitarist Ross King and singer Aimee Herbert-Smith. They formed the project in the beginning of this year, their mutual admiration for Cocteau Twins, Slowdive, John Martyn, and Fleetwood Mac showing in a captivating... more info

Sweeping The Nation — We did this at length a couple of times back in the old days and nobody cared then, but if STN is renowned for one thing it's not knowing when it's not wanted so here's all the interesting music-related programming on telly and radio betw... more info

Uncut — Head And Heart – The Acoustic John Martyn is due in April Head And Heart – The Acoustic John Martyn is due in April The post New John Martyn anthology to feature demos, rarities and unreleased songs appeared first on Uncut. more info

Nialler9 — Connolly’s is a newly re-opened venue in the West of Cork in the town of Leap run by Sam McNicholl with a bunch of friends. His father Paddy ran the place and brought bands of all kinds down to the wilds like The Frames, John Martyn, Lightnin... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Ryley Walker’s Golden Sings That Have Been Sung, his third record in as many years, finds the singer/songwriter/guitarist fully coming into his own. On two previous two long players, comparisons to artists like John Martyn, Bert Jansch, Tim Bu... more info

Stereogum — Ontario electro-pop duo Junior Boys released Big Black Coat, their first album in five years, back in February. And now — surprise surprise! — they’ve already followed it up with an unannounced new EP entitled Kiss Me All Night. The four-song c... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Beth Orton has spent 20-some years walking the margins between folk rock and electronic music. Before her 1996 classic Trailer Park, she recorded an entirely electronic debut, SuperpinkyMandy, but even then, she covered cosmic balladeer John Martyn�... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — “Woodstock’s the best place I’ve found so far. I detest New York, but upstate it’s OK.” (John Martyn in Melody Maker, 1970) By the end of 1968, future psych/folk-jazz icon John Martyn was at an impasse, creatively, personally and profession... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — In 1966, Al Stewart was just one of a handful of singer-songwriters trying to drag the folk club scene out from underneath the dead weight of traditionalism. Along with the likes of Roy Harper, Jackson C. Frank, Sandy Denny, and John Martyn, Stewart ... more info

Stereogum — New-wave/disco producer Roosevelt (aka Marius Lauber of Cologne, Germany) is back in full force after the success of 2013’s Elliot EP. Since that release, we’ve heard a cover of John Martyn’s “Small Hours,” but this new track, “Night Move... more info