The Cave Singers
No Witch

Presenting traditional folk melodies alongside the raw gusto of the 70s rock movement sounds like an unsavoury recipe for disaster. But with third alb...

At last, a record that takes on the nebulous new genre of witch house. In No Witch, The Cave Singers declare they just can't take it anymore - it's to...

The sound of No Witch is an emphatically bouncy amalgamation of folk, country, blues, and occasional sitar ? all in service of the sort of loose rakis...

It’s a testament to The Cave Singers’ good sense and taste that No Witch, the group’s third album, is a tightly controlled, competent set of folk song...

Right off the bat, the title of the new Cave Singers’ album surely marks a change. Following the inclusive, feel-good titles of Invitation Songs and W...

Seattle, as much as any city, has benefited in the past few years from a renewed interest in all things folky and pastoral. Shaggy folk traditionalist...

This Seattle folk-rock band’s 3rd album was produced by Randall Dunn (Black Mountain, Earth, Boris), and he provides them with a more muscular, rock-o...

‘Authenticity’ is fetishised in folk and rock alike. It’s a vague, unempirical concept, the application of which relies upon a paraphrasing of Potter ...