Album and gig review on FolkWales.org ...

Mick Tems heard us play at Llantrisant Folk Club in January and has now published his thoughts on this and a review of our album, Holystone, on the FolkWales.org online magazine.

Of the album he says, "A very impressive debut from Cardiff-based BarlowCree..." 

After the gig at Llantrisant, Mick wrote, "Jonny has a splendid rock voice with a breath-taking range, and Liam is inspiring on acoustic guitars; he’s also a very tasty tenor, adding some jaw-dropping harmonies with his super-high notes. BarlowCree has got attitude by the shedful."

To read more, here's the link - Thanks Mick!

Holystone reviewed in Taplas magazine...

The lastest edition of Taplas includes a review of our debut album, Holystone. Here's an extract:

"Of the 10 tracks on their first CD, three are traditional songs, Newfoundland, The Blind Harper and a great version of Lord Franklin, and seven are self-penned...Their songwriting shows real talent. San Jose, from the standpoint of one of the trapped Chilean miners, is quite brilliant."

Thanks to Keith Hudson and David Hawkridge for the positive write-up!

BC play Llanhilleth Acoustic Club tomorrow night...

We're really chuffed to be playing Llanacoustic tomorrow night.  Go to the gigs page for more details.  Here's the spread from the South Wales Argus last Friday night:

Album review in Taplas magazine...

The latest edition of Taplas magazine (The Voice of folk in Wales and the Borders) includes a review of the BC debut album, Holystone.  There's no online edition, so we'll post some quotes here shortly...

Podcast...

We are included in the upcoming podcast from this year's Bromyard Folk Festival.  It's not on the festival site yet, but you can click here for a listen - it's the top one listed.  We play "All Is Well" just after 20 minutes into the podcast and there's an interview after the song. Enjoy!

Cheers, BC.