When I was first introduced to Southern Tenant Folk Union – on their third album, 2010's The New Farming Scene – it sounded as if T Bone Burnett had come down from ...
well, if not the mountain, then at least the Pentland Hills. This was raw and thrilling roots music that, in style and lyrical content, reached down through the centuries and stretched out across the miles.
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