NEW FLOCK MUSIC

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• 1:Chris Wood and Dizraeli – review 21 May 2012:  

  One of England's most distinctive singer-songwriters teamed up with a young rapper with striking results, writes Robin Denselow 

• 2:Smoke Fairies: Blood Speaks – review20 May 2012: 

    The duo stick to familiar virtues on their second album, but it is beautifully done, writes Ally Carnwath

• 3:Mawkin: Crow – review17 May 2012:

    Folk ensemble Mawkin switch to a mostly instrumental set for their latest album, with some guest vocalists providing welcome interjections, writes Robin Denselow 

• 4:Smoke Fairies: Blood Speaks – review17 May 2012

  : The best bits of Jessica Davies and Katherine Blamire's new album crackle and crash nicely, but parts of it are just too tame, writes Maddy Costa 

• 5:Yorkshire aims at youth with its cannibalistic anthem 14 May 2012:

  Jolliest version yet is recorded in the sunshine of the grisly tale of the Ilkley lover whose remains...well, best to check out the lyrics for yourself
  

• 6:The Imagined Village: Bending the Dark – review 13 May 2012:

  The folk collective combine modernity and tradition on their impressive third album, writes Neil Spencer
  

• 7:Poor Moon (No 1,267) 10 May 2012

  Unsung members of Fleet Foxes prove they are both as fleet and as foxy as their leader. Take that, Robin Pecknold!
  

• 8:Lightships – review10 May 2012

    Gerard Love's new band tend towards shrillness live, but an understated euphoria gradually shines through, writes Michael Hann 

• 9:Skinny Lister (No 1,265) 8 May 2012

  Finally, a folk troupe whose bonhomie doesn't make us retch. Think of them as the Pogues with good teeth
  

• 10:Woody Guthrie comes to Salford 7 May 2012

  The Working Class Movement Library draws on the American folk legend to help bridge a gap in its budget