Phillip Henry and Hannah Martin combine influences as diverse as English folk music, Indian classical and American blues to create a sound that is "textured, hypnotic and utterly captivating" (Steve Knightley, Show Of Hands). Using slide guitars, fiddle, banjo, vocals, and even beatbox harmonica, their debut album, Singing The Bones, has garnered warm praise from the likes of Mike Harding (BBC Radio Two), Fiona Talkington (BBC Radio Three), and fRoots Magazine. They have played everywhere from Maida Vale Studios to Nashville, Tennessee; and are regulars on the festival circuit, from Glastonbury Festival to the Ham Marquee at Sidmouth Folk Week.

"Authentic, haunting roots music from a first class duo"

Seth Lakeman

NATIONWIDE TOUR WITH STEVE KNIGHTLEY

Thu Feb 23, Junction 2, Cambridge

Fri Feb 24, Colston Hall 2, Bristol

Sat Feb 25, Brewhouse Theatre, Taunton

Sun Feb 26, Palace Avenue Theatre, Paignton

Wed Feb 29, Drill Hall, Lincoln

Thu Mar 01, Puppet Theatre, Norwich

Fri Mar 02, Chipping Norton Theatre, Chipping Norton

Sat Mar 03, Central Studio, Basingstoke

Sun Mar 04, Blackmore Theatre, Exmouth

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NEW ALBUM
'Singing the Bones'

"I was completely knocked out by this duo... I've been playing it over and over"
Mike Harding, BBC Radio Two

05 Jul 2011

More praise for Singing The Bones...
Praise for Singing The Bones so far - "I was completely knocked out by this duo...I've been playing [Singing The Bones] over and over...just a terrific album..." - Mike Harding, BBC Radio Two 04/05/20...
 

10 May 2011

"Just a terrific album" - Mike Harding - Reviews and radio play of Singing The Bones
We've had a great week of radio play for the new album, including Mike Harding's Radio Two Folk Show, and Late Junction on BBC Radio Three. Links below...http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/e..pisode/b010n25...
 

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