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“This is something timely... The Wilderness Yet have released a lovely album with gorgeous artwork... autumnal and rustic...”
– Mark Radcliffe, BBC Radio 2
“A timeless and heady mix of traditions, the self-titled debut from The Wilderness Yet is an outstanding collection from three musicians at the top of their game."
– Folk Radio UK
“It's truly a thing of beauty... the music within is abundantly delicious... the instrumental textures are intelligently sparing yet satisfyingly rich... steeped in folklore and nature... this uplifting and distinctive disc is destined to prove a highlight of 2020."
– The Living Tradition
“This debut fairly thrums with life, its music echoing the aureate hymn to the natural world by Gerard Manley Hopkins which informs both their name and their title track... bright lissom vocals... finely poised a cappella singing."
– The Scotsman ★★★★
“The Wilderness Yet hits the mark of A grade folk and its dutiful nod to tradition and scope re-enforces the notion of music as both respectful and reactionary. A body of work defined by its beauty.”
– Three Chords And The Truth
“This trio has it all... bright new music & fresh interpretations of old songs... a title track worthy of the Voice Squad... a delightful album.”
– Irish Music Magazine
“A breathtaking celebration of nature and traditional music... This album is one of the finest folk recordings released this year..."
– From The Margins
“Absolutely beautiful... the three of them together make an absolutely wonderful sound..."
– Mike Harding
“What a glorious sound – a fabulous new CD... fantastic musicianship... Some of the newly written songs sound as if they’ve been around for decades.”
– Tim Walker, BBC Radio Lincolnshire
“A trio who’ve packed plenty of experiences into their years, their debut ticks all the boxes...these three have a deep understanding of the tradition" – At The Barrier
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“This really is a splendid album" – folking.com
“Assurance that tradition and vision are in safe hands" – FATEA
“A veritable soundtrack to accompany our reconnection with nature in peculiar times... The Wilderness Yet demonstrates once again that folk song continues to have much to say in our ever changing times." – Northern Sky
“... precisely observed, poetic, nature-centric songwriting... everything you could ask for in a debut album... remarkable instrumentals, perfect a cappella harmony singing, a firm sense of tradition... strong, thoughtful, memorable original songs which will have you double-checking whether it's an outstanding new song or a traditional gem you have somehow missed..."
– Tyke Stirrings Magazine
“Very talented people... and really beautifully illustrated!"
– Genevieve Tudor, BBC Radio Shropshire
“An exciting discovery – a lovely album suffused with the feel of the rural British Isles… clarion clear vocals… sublime skin-tingling harmonies." – World Beat UK
“Very beautiful music" – BBC Radio nan Gaidheal (Album of the Week)
C"“A very uplifting and thought-provoking debut album" – BBC Radio Merseyside
“Exquisite" – Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 6 Music
“Tout cool, donc!" – Le Canard Folk
“Wonderful" – BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
– Mark Radcliffe, BBC Radio 2
“A timeless and heady mix of traditions, the self-titled debut from The Wilderness Yet is an outstanding collection from three musicians at the top of their game."
– Folk Radio UK
“It's truly a thing of beauty... the music within is abundantly delicious... the instrumental textures are intelligently sparing yet satisfyingly rich... steeped in folklore and nature... this uplifting and distinctive disc is destined to prove a highlight of 2020."
– The Living Tradition
“This debut fairly thrums with life, its music echoing the aureate hymn to the natural world by Gerard Manley Hopkins which informs both their name and their title track... bright lissom vocals... finely poised a cappella singing."
– The Scotsman ★★★★
“The Wilderness Yet hits the mark of A grade folk and its dutiful nod to tradition and scope re-enforces the notion of music as both respectful and reactionary. A body of work defined by its beauty.”
– Three Chords And The Truth
“This trio has it all... bright new music & fresh interpretations of old songs... a title track worthy of the Voice Squad... a delightful album.”
– Irish Music Magazine
“A breathtaking celebration of nature and traditional music... This album is one of the finest folk recordings released this year..."
– From The Margins
“Absolutely beautiful... the three of them together make an absolutely wonderful sound..."
– Mike Harding
“What a glorious sound – a fabulous new CD... fantastic musicianship... Some of the newly written songs sound as if they’ve been around for decades.”
– Tim Walker, BBC Radio Lincolnshire
“A trio who’ve packed plenty of experiences into their years, their debut ticks all the boxes...these three have a deep understanding of the tradition" – At The Barrier
...
“This really is a splendid album" – folking.com
“Assurance that tradition and vision are in safe hands" – FATEA
“A veritable soundtrack to accompany our reconnection with nature in peculiar times... The Wilderness Yet demonstrates once again that folk song continues to have much to say in our ever changing times." – Northern Sky
“... precisely observed, poetic, nature-centric songwriting... everything you could ask for in a debut album... remarkable instrumentals, perfect a cappella harmony singing, a firm sense of tradition... strong, thoughtful, memorable original songs which will have you double-checking whether it's an outstanding new song or a traditional gem you have somehow missed..."
– Tyke Stirrings Magazine
“Very talented people... and really beautifully illustrated!"
– Genevieve Tudor, BBC Radio Shropshire
“An exciting discovery – a lovely album suffused with the feel of the rural British Isles… clarion clear vocals… sublime skin-tingling harmonies." – World Beat UK
“Very beautiful music" – BBC Radio nan Gaidheal (Album of the Week)
C"“A very uplifting and thought-provoking debut album" – BBC Radio Merseyside
“Exquisite" – Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 6 Music
“Tout cool, donc!" – Le Canard Folk
“Wonderful" – BBC Radio Cambridgeshire