In The Driftless – Fathom Lane (reviewed by Dave Franklin)

Folk music might be a pretty universal form, but that isn’t to say that geography doesn’t have a big part to play in the way it sounds. Folk music made in the rolling hills of southern England is likely to express pastoral moods and calmness, that made under Mediterranean skies, more full of life-affirming optimism, and that made by Fathom Lane is certainly, in part at least, the product of the sparse landscapes of the Midwestern prairies, of wide open spaces and the solace and solitude found there…

Read the full review at The Big Takeover