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Interview: Spafford Campbell
Before setting out on the road for a headline tour, Louis Campbell, one-half of the folk music duo Spafford Campbell, spoke to Erazer about how the pair were feeling and what to expect from the run of live shows.
Interview: Muireann Bradley
In July, Erazer attended the inaugural edition of Tapestry Festival, a free Southampton event which celebrated folk, roots, blues and music from all around the world. One act on the lineup was Muireann Bradley, the Irish blues guitarist who has wowed audiences across the globe.
Interview: Maya Lane
From supporting Noah Kahan at Hyde Park to preparing for a headline show in London, Maya Lane has ticked a lot off her bucket list already this year.
Interview: REEF
Reef are celebrating the 30th anniversary of their debut album Replenish with a UK tour, playing the record in full - a landmark moment for the Somerset rockers. I caught up with lead singer Gary Stringer to talk about revisiting those early songs in their 50s, the legacy of their biggest hits and what it feels like to still be rocking stages three decades later.
Interview: Bold Love
Irish pop-rock outfit BOLD LOVE have been making waves throughout 2025 and, ahead of an EP coming later this year,…
Interview: Seckou Keita
“As long as the music is good and rocking, I’m fine with it,” said Seckou Keita, the legendary…
Interview: The Sick Man of Europe
“I think how we present this is right,” said a ‘representative’ of The Sick Man of Europe, the…
Interview: Jade Helliwell
Yorkshire country singer Jade Helliwell has released her latest single, Look What You’ve Done, which is available to…
Interview: Ten Steps
Whilst amidst a UK tour, Ten Steps, the collaborative effort between Grammy-nominated dulcimer player Max ZT and Wolverhampton…
Interview: Big Special
Big Special have never been a band afraid to feel or to laugh. The Black Country duo, made up of childhood friends Joe Hicklin and Callum Moloney, are known for channeling big emotions with bigger noise, mixing poetry, post-punk and plainspoken truth into something strikingly sincere. With the deluxe edition of their debut album Postindustrial Hometown Blues now out in the world, we caught up to talk about everything from Brum venues and emotional gigs to how they really look after each other on tour and which dog would play the drums if Big Special ever needed a canine replacement..