Thursday, 02 September 2010 
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Sam Carter: Tributes, tips and a new interview
29/08/2010
At Spiral Earth we've been following the progress of Sam Carter with interest and soon we'll be running a video interview with the man himself from th...read more
Show of Hands 'Indian Summer' fundraiser
Polly And The Billets Doux - free download
Time Gentleman Please video
Fiddler's Bid Autumn tour dates
Johnny Flynn releases second single
Show of Hands to play five cathedrals
Kieran Goss UK Autumn tour
Heidi Talbot: New Album and tour
For Folk's Sake announces Jim Causley, The Shee, Katriona Gilmore and Jamie Roberts, amongst others
Nancy Kerr & James Fagan: Twice Reflected Sun
Damp but undaunted – at Fairport’s Cropredy Convention
17/08/2010
Umbrellas and smiling faces dominated Fairport's Cropredy Convention this year as 20,000 fans defied the weather. The near-capacity crowd braved the r...read more
Green Phoenix festival cancelled
Bath Folk Festival 7th-15th August
Cambridge Folk Festival - first thoughts
Sidmouth Folk Week Gets Underway
Rhythm Festival 2010 heading for sell-out
Watchet Live Festival 2010
It's time to TRUCK
Off The Tracks 2010
Brampton 'Phoenix' rises as All Along the Wall hits the road
Ely Folk Festival 2010
Richard Hawley interview
14/07/2010
One of the best programmes on Radio 2 recently was 'The Coast' in which Richard Hawley explored the ...read more
Big Session 2010 festival review
Bearded Theory festival 2010 review
Dreadzone - Greg Dread interview
Chumbawamba guest editors
Black Peak Interview: Part Two
Black Peak Interview: Part One
K.C. McKanzie Interview: Part Two
K.C. McKanzie Interview: Part One
Artist Guitar Blog #1: Mat Martin & Kirsty McGee - Part 2
Artist Guitar Blog #1: Mat Martin & Kirsty McGee - Part 1
In the last week of July Kelli Ali was our guest editor
Welcome Spiral Earth visitors! My name is Kelli Ali and I am delighted to be the guest editor this week.
- Feature Reviews
- Review Round-up
Tales of Love, War and Death by Hanging
30/06/2010
Now that is a challenging title, no whimsy here. In fact the album plays out like an episode of Sharpe, often brutal yet beholden to a melancholic compassion. Ray Cooper, aka Chopper, of Oysterband fame has written a set of songs that are red in toot...read more
