Get all 13 Alasdair Roberts releases available on Bandcamp.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Old Fabled River, The Songs of My Boyhood, The Fiery Margin, Pangs, Alasdair Roberts, A Wonder Working Stone, Captain Wedderburn's Courtship / The Dowie Dens O Yarrow, Too Long In This Condition, and 5 more.
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Farewell Sorrow
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Join Our Lusty Chorus
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Carousing
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I Fell In Love
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I Went Hunting
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Come, My Darling Polly
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I Am a Young Man
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Slowly Growing Old
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Alasdair Roberts Glasgow, UK
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Only just finished listening to this for the first time but it's absolutely stellar! David's instrumentals are wonderful, Alasdair's voice is an absolute delight and Amble's use of electronics is incredibly judicious, effective, and adds a whole new dimension to these songs. Gorgeous stuff, really. Can't wait to explore it further.
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Shore
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Farewell Sorrow”
It's Fleet Foxes' tightest and most direct record yet. It's an example of veterans of their craft producing some absolutely beautiful soundscapes.
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Companion Rises
by Six Organs of Admittance
supported by 4 fans who also own “Farewell Sorrow”
new 6 Organs is always the gift that keeps on giving
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To The Awe
by Rachel Newton
Scottish harpist and singer Rachel Newton brings an innovative, intensely emotional touch to traditional music on this dreamy LP.
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Strand
by James Lindsay
A dark, atmospheric blend of instrumental folk and contemporary jazz, exploring the unusual settings of traditional melodic ideas.
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The Other Half of Everything
by Martin John Henry
At first glance, the landscape on the cover of Martin John Henry’s The Other Half of Everything is a scene of complete isolation. This is Scotland. An archetypal rugged landscape of hills and lochs, as far as the eye can see. On closer inspection, there are some signs of habitation: buildings, roads, farms… but they … Continue reading Album of the Week: The Other Half of Everything →
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Colours of My People (EP)
by NIDALA
An emotional, insightful, and deeply soulful debut EP from singer-songwriter NIDALA.
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