Praise for Flourish In Green:

Plays on BBC R3 Night Tracks (Johnny’s on the Water and Greyfriars), BBC R3 Unclassified, Travelling Folk (Radio Scotland), Soho Radio, BBC Radio Oxford, and BBC Introducing Mixtape on BBC R6. Previous releases also featured on BBC Radio 2 and Folk Radio UK.

“They lean towards folk traditions but they have so much going on under the surface, and so much experimentation” - Dave Gilyeat, BBC Introducing / BBC Radio Oxford

“Almost an English Lankum, gentler maybe if with no lesser intent. More, definitely, please” - Seuras Og, At The Barrier

“Johnny’s On The Water is very welcome from a group of musicians whose modern interpretations breathe new life into the past” - Alex Gallacher, Klofmag

Praise for previous performances and releases:

'Welcomely eclectic' 'A unique soundscape and feel' - Songlines Magazine
‘Folkatron Sessions have done it again’ - Mark Radclie, BBC Radio 2.
‘Wonderful. Very interesting tracks. ‘Five stars all round’ - Max Reinhardt (Soho Radio)
‘Fast becoming one of our favourites’ ‘Pioneering’ - Folk Radio UK
‘Wonderous’ - BBC Introducing
‘an inspirational melting pot of talented, free-thinking musicians’ - Fresh On The Net
“Folkheads in town, go to their next show; you’ll hear something familiar, and something entirely new. I enter a well-wisher and leave a fan.” - Shaw Worth, Nightshift Magazine
“... this unusual approach to lyrical interpretation is indicative of Folkatron’s experimental approach to what electronics and manipulation can oer to traditional music.” - Helen Scott, Daily Info