Stereogum — Over the years, the UK singer-songwriter Laura Marling has become a truly vital and prolific force. She's regularly been cranking out intense, eloquent albums that push folk-music ideas in unexpected directions; last year's Semper Femina was one of... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Last year, Laura Marling released her very good sixth album Semper Femina, and this year she's releasing a collaborative album with Mike Lindsay of another folky British act, Tunng... Continue reading… more info

NME — Check out their debut single and UK tour dates Laura Marling and Mike Lindsay form new project, LUMP Laura Marling and Mike Lindsay have teamed up to form new project, LUMP. Check out their debut single ‘Curse Of …Continue reading » The po... more info

DrownedInSound — An album that swings between real life and freewheeling fantasy with ease more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Chloe Foy is a singer-songwriter based out of Gloucester, England with a natural songwriting ability that calls to mind the beauty folk talents of Laura Marling. The reason why is pretty obvious on her staggering lovely “Flaws,” a track taken fro... more info

The Daily Mail — Paloma Faith will go up against Dua Lipa, Kate Tempest, Jessie Ware and Laura Marling for British Female Solo Artist at the BRITs. more info

New York Times — Hear the week's most notable new music, from the return of Sugarland to Laura Marling covering a Bob Dylan classic. more info

Sweeping The Nation — 20 Laura Marling - Semper FeminaTouted as Marling's exploration of femininity, it necessarily lets some light in on her previous self-questioning and folky fingerpicking world, all still present but Atlantic-skipping in tone, garlanded with jazzy... more info

Stereogum — We named Laura Marling's revelatory Semper Femina Album Of The Week back in March, drawing light comparisons to Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell. Today, Marling breathes new energy into Dylan's classic "A Hard Rain's A Gonna Fall," so either she reads S... more info

Sweeping The Nation — So now we've covered the best tracks of the year so far on a month by month basis, let's move on to the longform stuff. Feel free to remind us of these come the end of the year when something else from these six months overtakes the lot. Algi... more info