The Route To The Harmonium

AlbumFeb 22 / 201912 songs, 47m 27s
Indie Folk Singer-Songwriter
Noteable
3

In the five intervening years between 2014's Cellardyke Recording and Wassailing Society and its follow-up, The Route to the Harmonium, James Yorkston recorded two albums as part of the earthy minimalist trio Yorkston/Thorne/Khan, founded an ambitious folk club in his native Fife, and published his debut novel, 3 Craws.

James Yorkston's latest solo album is a captivating listen that demands your attention.

7 / 10

Since the release of his criminally overlooked debut in 2002, Moving Up Country, James Yorkston has always written music in reaction to his...

8 / 10

James Yorkston's latest album 'The Route to the Harmonium' is as breathtaking and brutal as the Scottish coast it was made near.

5 / 10

Like the movies of Wes Anderson, James Yorkston's albums exist in a well-established, insular, immediately-recognizable world that is subject more to...

Yorkston continues to push himself on this engrossing folk album full of delicate authority

7 / 10