Yeah, we know its taken a long time, but like slow food, this one has been cooking on a low heat and its delicious. Not too hard to digest, lots of flavour, and packed with Pindrop goodies.We've got traditional Paraguayan music, tinkleles, whacking great harmonies, slide guitar, original songs and even the occasional banjo. Amy's version of Take a Walk on the Wildside will make you smile, as will Sloe Gin - the title track to the Cd. From the kitchen table in Wraxall to village Halls in Bristol and Wales, this CD has some Pindrop magic.

Everything came together on this night at Theatr Mwldan in Cardigan West Wales - and by a bit of luck we recorded the evening straight off the Hall's mixing desk. This is a truly organic recording - no fancy tricks, no weeks of mixing in the studio -and it gives you an vivid experience of an evening out with the Pindrop Band. Favourites with the audience were the all olive oil tin instrumental "Dans y Derrin", the haunting "Ceibwr Bay" sung by Phoebe and written by Piers Partridge, the stunning celtic song "Mile Marobhaisg air a Ghoal" sung unaccompanied by the four voices of the Pindrop female chorus.

"I still like to listen to "As I Walk the Coast" which has me trudging down the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path as a rhythm track. I dangled the microphone between my legs and tried to walk at a really even pace - despite odd looks from Lobster boats and other walkers! This is my favourite CD - perhaps because it smells of fresh air and contentment, holidays in West Wales, kids, bonfires and talky dogs. And the name ? Water can't break its neck, thats really the point. And if we remain flexible, we won't break ours, despite life's inevitable tumbles and falls. WBIN is also the name of an actual waterfall in Radnorshire."

The music wanders along for an hour without any sudden changes to wake you from your snooze, your massage, your book or your afternoon delights with the person you love to . . . snuggle up with. This collection of acoustic guitar, slide guitar and mandolin music for massage, for bringing babies into the world, for train journeys, for spiritual quests, for high days and holidays, for the makings of love, for candlelit dinners, for regenerating exhausted parents, and for healing. Recommended by the Bristol School of Massage, by an Aromatherapy Manager at the Body Shop and a long time favourite amongst practitioners at Bristol’s “Relaxation Centre”.

A collection of African music including many of the tracks from BBC's Chimp Week featuring Chartwell Dutiro, Zimbabwean Mbira player. This is a sunny collection of music, full of home made tin guitars, tinklele's, tin whistle Kwela, kora and Chartwell's wonderful singing and Mbira playing. If you like African style music this is for you.

Since she first started singing with the Pindrop in 2000 Phoebe has attracted lots of attention for the exquisite character of her voice. Despite being offered recording contracts with major record companies she has chosen to stay homegrown and develop at her own way and in her own time. This, her debut CD is full of dark chocolate moments, and will delight all her fans.

This new CD by Martin Solomon, the Pindrop Band's multi instrumental genius is stacked with adventurous musical inventions featuring not only exquisite harp pieces but also guitar, mandolin and (noticeably) theramin.

A live CD from the first Pindrop Band incarnation featuring a broad range of acoustic offerings, mostly original, taken straight from the mixing desk at Failand Village Hall. Old favourites such as “All the Tea in China” and the stonking “Carousel” are sung by the wonderful Steve Hogg, there’s the ukulele piece “C’est l’uke”. An opener for many Pindrop Concerts, there are smatterings of banjo, accordian and tin whistle Kwela. A vibrant CD.

Exquisite version with Daisy's soaring vocal, Martin Solomon's Celtic Harp and Piers Partridge on Guitar

Songs recorded over several years from Concerts, the kitchen table and the Strawdio. Some jazz, some country, some plain weird. Ukes, Chromatic Harmonicas, Slide, Birdsong, Train Stations, Guitar, Harmonium, Harp, Glock, Clarinet, Dobro, Kora, Accordion etc. Lovely - a feast !