Brooklyn Vegan — We've already posted "Across the Water" from cult folk legend Vashti Bunyan's gorgeous new (and final) album, Heartleap (due 10/6 via FatCat), and she's now shared another equally great single, "Holy Smoke." Listen, with her list of upcoming UK... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Guardian recommended the best feminism books for children. NPR Music is streaming Imogen Heap's new album Sparks. PopMatters interviewed singer-songwriter Vashti Bunyan. Tin House interviewed author Lacy M. Johnson. NPR Music is streaming the new... more info

NME — She will release her third album 'Heartleap' this October more info

Stereogum — The cultishly beloved folk singer Vashti Bunyan has recorded a grand total of three albums over a 44-year career, and the third of those albums, Heartleap, comes out in October. While Bunyan’s last album, 2005′s Lookaftering, was a freak-folk cor... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher Cult folk legend Vashti Bunyan announced she'd release her third and final album, Heartleap this year (10/6 via FatCat), which follows 2005's Lookaftering and 1970's Just Another Diamond Day. Unlike the last two, she self-produced th... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — As if it wasn't enough that we got a new Linda Perhacs album this year, it's also been announced that we'll get a new one from another cult folk legend, Vashti Bunyan. Vashti will release Heartleap on October 6... more info

The Music Fix — Live dates too. more info

NME — 'Heartleap' follows 1970's 'Just Another Diamond Day' and 2005's 'Lookaftering' more info

Stereogum — Not unlike Linda Perhacs, who had an incredible return this year, Vashti Bunyan was an artist who released her only album in 1970 with little fanfare but gradually, patiently, over decades became something of a legend. Her debut, Just Another Diamond... more info

The Independent — Gap yearsThe music business can be relentless and most performers find they need a break between albums. But who holds the between-records record? Blancmange (26 years from Believe You Me, 1985, to Blanc Burn, 2011)? Not even close. Vashti Bunyan (35... more info