The world’s leading non–fiction film festival have picked the brand new production from Fire Films to feature as part of their 2020 programme, it will be available to watch in the cinema or Sheffield Doc/Fest Selects in the Autumn.
Country and traditional folk rub shoulders, making for a juxtaposition of threads, with added instrumentation from five musicians (Alasdair Roberts, Peter Broderick, Brían Mac Gloinn, Stevie Jones, Hamilton Belk) lured into the studio to provide larger dynamics and a space for Brigid’s distinctive vocal style to spread itself across.
RSD 2020 will now be spread out across three dates, August 29th, September 26th and October 24th.
Third studio LP from kosmische folk-rock four-piece Modern Studies makes for a glorious compendium of haunted disco hallelujahs; mercurial krautrock chorales; cosmic pop adagios and euphoric, resilient, anthems.
NY artist Faten Kanaan has signed to Fire Records and is putting the finishing touches to new album “A Mythology of Circles” which will be exploring mythologies behind cyclical repetitions in nature & time. Misty dream-states also inhabited by birds at dusk, madrigals, sleepwalkers, and the Hesperides.
Featuring Fenella, Faten Kanaan, Islet, Vanishing Twin, Death And Vanilla, Pictish Trail, Graham Reynolds, Throwing Muses, Hater, Brigid Mae Power and Modern Studies.
RVG share their highly-anticipated sophomore album Feral unto the world. They perform the tricky alchemy of combining rock’s urgency, punk’s anarchy, and pop’s empathy to create a record that feels vital.
Pictish Trail’s 2020 ‘Thumb World’ tour has had to be rescheduled for March 2021
Multi-award winning composer, bandleader, and innovative improviser, Graham Reynolds has signed to Fire and debuts with his unique re-imagining of the soundtrack to Alfred Hitchcock’s silent classic film “The Lodger”.