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Gig Alert!
We've had a little maternity break, but are excited to be playing a one-off gig at the Black Diamond Folk Club. Catch us there:
Friday 4th November, 8.00pm at the The Lamp Tavern, 157 Barford Street, Highgate, Birmingham B5 6AH
Black Diamond Folk Song Club
Buy The Poacher’s Fate
Buy the critically acclaimed album, The Poacher’s Fate now: https://laurasmythandtedkemp.bandcamp.com/album/the-poachers-fate
Praise for The Poacher’s Fate
"an engaging and charming piece of work...The Poacher’s Fate is a labour of love, that could have almost been made in the 1970s, naive in the best sense of the word... We need more music like this."
Nigel Bull- Folk Radio UK
"One of the best traditional British folk albums of 2017...a wonderful album of stripped-down restraint"
Grizzlyfolk.com
"...a beautifully concieved album. The sheer quality of the performances and the trademark subtlty of Ian Carter's production ensure its also one that won't date" ***** fRoots Playlist Album Choice
Steve Hunt - fRoots
"...seems destined to become one of the most important releases of the year." *****
Dave Haslam – RnR Magazine
"a shining example of what folk music is all about... enthused, life-affirming and far from po-faced."
David Kidman – FATEA
"folk music stripped bare of all pretension, superbly delivered"
The Living Tradition
A live performance of There is a Tavern. Learned from the traditional singer, Emma Vickers, from Burscough, Lancashire. The song features on our debut album, The Poacher’s Fate.