Folk Police Recordings
@folkpolice
A record label raising funds to support wildlife conservation & nature recovery. Join the mailing list at the link below. Defend nature. Posts by Nigel Spencer www.folkpolice.com
Absolutely wonderful review of The Silent Harvest Vol 1 by Mat Smith in the latest @electronicsound.bsky.social - he totally gets what we were trying to do. Thank you! 🙏 ❤️🙏
I reviewed Akira Film Script’s wonderful Into Eternity++ for Wall of Ambient open.substack.com/pub/wallofam...
The best UK folk music imo is 1970s UK folk music. And one of the best practitioners of this was the peerless Barry Dransfield. Very sorry to hear we lost him this week. I’ll be digging out some of his music.
The Silent Harvest CDs have FINALLY arrived. Big mail out incoming!
Thank you @bobfischer.bsky.social for a lovely review of Plague Dogs by @heartwood9.bsky.social in the latest edition of @electronicsound.bsky.social 🙏❤️🙏
The first volume of The Silent Harvest is released on June 5th as a double CD and a digital download. It’s available to preorder from Friday 22nd May.
An excerpt from The Gosport Tragedy by @veryanmusic.bsky.social from The Silent Harvest on Folk Police Recordings. Coming Soon.
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Somewhat precarious first batch of Plague Dogs ready to post. I won’t win any beauty prizes for packing! Soundtrack - in another country by Tim Story from 1983
Well look what’s arrived at Folk Police Towers @heartwood9.bsky.social Exciting!
Plague Dogs by @heartwood9.bsky.social is currently the bestselling ‘radiophonic’ CD on Bandcamp!
Earth Studies Field Trip #1: The Heartwood Institute - Plague Dogs. Out on 20th April.
Coming on 20th April. The first Earth Studies Field Trip. More soon.
Great album. I saw them a couple of years later at the New Ardri Ballroom in Hulme, Manchester with fIREHOSE and AC Temple supporting. A mind-blowing set -see below! And yes, ’dropping’ in this context sets the teeth on edge a little :)
These days I simply point to Thomas Tryon’s Harvest Home and say “this”
Now playing: Heard a Long Gone Song by the incomparable Lisa O’Neill, possibly one of my favourite singers 😍
It makes me unreasonably happy to know that there are English folk bands out there that base their entire look on the fellow from this Matt Bors cartoon
Now playing: Grass. Such a beautiful album. I could listen to this sort of heavy psych folk rock all day
Charity Shop bargain! The vinyl is pristine and the sleeve is a thing of beauty