Roger Knott’s Pull The Plough That Furrows Deepest is a musical journey spanning five decades, distilled into 14 exquisite tracks. This album seamlessly blends Knott’s early 2000s compositions with reimagined gems from his 70’s Lifeblud era, creating a tapestry that’s both nostalgic and startlingly fresh.

From the tender Summer Flower to the haunting Waxing Of The Moon, Knott tills rich musical soil, yielding a crop that defies time. Familiar tunes like Bridge and So Be It blossom anew alongside other revisited classics, showcasing Knott’s enduring artistry.

Recorded between 2017 and 2021 and between Nashville and the UK, this album isn’t just a retrospective; it’s a living, breathing evolution of British folk-rock. It’s a sonic almanac, charting the growth of a storied career while seeding the ground for what’s to come. Step into Knott’s musical fields, where the furrows run deep and every track sings of seasons past and future.

1. Pathway
2. Summer Flower
3. Rescue
4. Of Hatred’s Hand
5. Waterside
6. City Wheels
7. Strange Powers
8. The Great Lost Love
9. Bridge
10. Swallows Are Leaving
11. Raven’s Wing
12. Waxing Of The Moon
13. So Be It
14. Man Of War

This beautifully curated new recording opens on the light and breezy Pathway and the low slung Summer Flower, and then we get the laid back rocker Rescue, the ornately sewn Of Hatred’s Hand, the gently cascading Waterside, before both the melodious City Wheels and the pleasing Strange Powers are brought forth.

Along next is the pop-rocker The Great Lost Love and the free flowing Bridge, and they are in turn followed by the rhythmic elegance that drives Swallows Are Leaving, the impassioned Raven’s Wing, the delicately-hued Waxing Of The Moon, rounding out on the gently-paced So Be It, coming to a close on the rousing guitar piece Man Of War.

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