Pictish Trail, aka Scottish musician Johnny Lynch, has announced his fifth album, Island Family, which will be out March 18 via Fire. It’s his first since 2020’s terrific Thumb World, He’s shared two ...

Scottish psych-pop great Pictish Trail has announced the Follow Footsteps EP which will be out September 14 via Fire Records. It features brand new “summer redux” versions of three songs from 2022’s ...

And yet, despite the geographical challenges, Lynch somehow remains the life and soul of any party he cares to put his name to: festival curator (they come to him); label boss (releasing music into ...

Pictish Trail (aka Johnny Lynch) has shared his new single “In the Land of the Dead.” It is the latest release from his forthcoming album Island Family, which will be out on March 18 via Fire/Lost Map ...

It's the final night of the truly wonderful Celtic Connections festival and what better way to end it than with The Pictish Trail? Support from the evening comes from Afterlands who are met with a ...

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IMP in conjunction with Lost Map, present a wonderful night of out there eclectic Music from artists on the Lost Map Record Label. Its Lost Map's 10th anniversary and J&M from IMP 20th anniversary of ...

PP Arnold, Michael Frayn, Camille O' Sullivan, Adam Kay, Amadou & Mariam, Micah P Hinson, Phil Gayle, Clive Anderson John O'Farrell, Ore Oduba, Ria Jones, Stephen Harris, Squeeze, Christopher ...

"MY name is Johnny, and I make music as Pictish Trail", read the introductory email. "I’m from Scotland – currently living on the Hebridean isle of Eigg, where I run my label, Lost Map Records. "Last ...

Pictish Trail (aka Johnny Lynch) has announced the release of a new album, Island Family, which will be out on March 18, 2022 via Fire/Lost Map. Lynch has also shared videos for two new songs from the ...

Despite their snatches of folk-inspired melody, often unconventional structure and occasional hints of malice, so many of the songs on Future Echoes beg to be danced to – until the mood changes, as it ...