Katherine Priddy’s debut album “The Eternal Rocks Beneath” was released last week and has been receiving critical acclaim from reviewers and radio presenters alike. You can read the highlights below and follow the links to read the full reviews.
“an accomplished set of original songs delivered in a breathtaking voice… a class act”
★★★★ The Observer – read review
“bright and brooding Shimmering guitars and soaring fiddles create evocative soundworlds on the folk singer’s debut album”
★★★★ Financial Times – read review
“Her gentle fingerpicked guitar and haunting voice are accompanied by gorgeous string arrangements”
8 / 10 Uncut Magazine
“Priddy’s delicate vocals are wholly captivating”
★★★★ RnR Magazine
“This striking debut album sees the clear-voiced singer-songwriter weave her persuasive lyrics, informed by bittersweet love, legend and folklore..”
★★★★ The Scotsman
“Foundations rarely come stronger than this.”
Folk Radio UK – read review
“The future is hers for the taking.”
Folking.com – read review
“Does the album live up to the buzz? Yes, it does on the strength of the songs, and Priddy’s exceptional voice.”
8/10 Americana-UK – read review
“A debut album from Katherine Priddy that exemplifies the storytelling qualities of folk music.”
At The Barrier – read review
“Priddy’s beguiling finger-picking style is married to a gorgeous voice and songs that celebrate her love of literature.”
★★★★1/2 The Sun
“This is so amazing.”
Guy Garvey, BBC 6 Music
“Beautiful and poised”
Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music
“a voice of delicacy and poignancy with it’s own subtle strength underpinned by a skilled observer’s eye”
Mark Radcliffe, BBC Radio 2