M Craft: Blood Moon review – melodic night-sky prettiness

(Heavenly) What is it about log cabins and pop? Ever since Bon Iver came along in 2007 with For Emma, Forever Ago, hordes of musicians have retreated to wood-based solitary confinement in the hope of similar inspiration. Martin Craft’s third album – and his first solo outing since 2009’s Arrows at the Sun – is the latest to take this tack: he ended up ensconced on the edge of the Mojave desert, surrounded by “otherworldly silence”, while he made Blood Moon...

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