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British multi-instrumentalist

Matthew and the Atlas makes fingerpicked folk that lands somewhere between British pastoral and indie melancholy—all restless arrangement and emotional precision. You found him early and kept returning to Other Rivers, his most immediate album, which captures that sweet spot where contemporary folk stops being precious and starts feeling inevitable.

United KingdomGroup

alternative folkcontemporary folkfolkindie popseen live

Timeline

First scrobble: Nov 12, 2014
Latest scrobble: Nov 20, 2025
Listening span: 11 years
Peak month: Nov 2014 · 10 plays
Avg per year: 2 scrobbles

Albums

Top tracks

1I Will Remain6
2Into Gold2
3Begin Again1
4Counting Paths1
5Everything That Dies1
6High Fire1
7Low1
8Nowhere Now1
9Old Ceremony1
10Out of the Darkness1
11Pale Sun Rose1
12Plaything1
13Pyres1
14To the North1
15Tower Above the Sun1
16A Memory of You1
17Waging a War1
18Another Way1

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