2016 List of Confirmed Releases

**NogbadTheBad** · 05-25-2016

Ommadawn 2 confirmed for August, I for one, am excited.

**Toothyspook** · 05-26-2016

https://vimeo.com/165862268?lite=1

The Pineapple Thief have a new release for August. Link to an excert from the album above.

**Poisoned Youth** · 05-26-2016

Originally Posted by Toothyspook

https://vimeo.com/165862268?lite=1

The Pineapple Thief have a new release for August. Link to an excert from the album above.

Cool, I like the vibe.

**Toothyspook** · 05-26-2016

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/wha...scope-11376389

This was on the burning shed website yesterday

**LASERCD** · 05-26-2016

http://www.revolvermag.com/artist-mu...-goodbye/22091

**interbellum** · 05-27-2016

"Upcetera", the new album from Jim Moray, will be out in September.

Jim Moray is one of the most consistently inventive musicians working in English traditional music today. Winner of five BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, after five ground-breaking albums he now finds himself at the forefront of a new folk revival in the UK, and hailed as a pivotal influence by a new generation of folk musicians. In 2013 he celebrated both 10 years since his landmark debut album Sweet England and the success of his 2012 career best Skulk. His new album Upcetera, due in September 2016, pushes the boundaries once again with ten interlinked ballads and story-songs presented on a grand orchestral scale.

source: https://www.musicglue.com/jim-moray/about/

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**Trane** · 05-28-2016

Has anybody mentionned The Moulettes' 'Preternatural' new album yet?

**boilk** · 05-28-2016

Originally Posted by Trane

Has anybody mentionned The Moulettes' 'Preternatural' new album yet?

Yes, page 7, but it is worth another mention!

neil

**NogbadTheBad** · 05-28-2016

Damn this sounds really good, I love discovering new bands.

**interbellum** · 09-13-2016

Originally Posted by interbellum

The Sad Song Co.: In Amber

Nigel Powell, known for his work with Unbelievable Truth, Frank Turner, Radiohead, Andy York etc. is releasing his third CD as The Sad Song Co.,, called In Amber.
It's release is partly a Pledge campaign.
Marillion-fans might now The Sad Song Co. as the band once was part of the Port Zeland weekend in 2007.

Here's "Meet You There", a song of the new album:

If you pledged for the CD and the autobiographical book, you can now read how Nigel became an IQ-fan in 1985: http://www.thesadsongco.com/blog.php?blog_id=15