years after the album, the band continued to support the album live and Robin Denselow of The Guardian reviewed their performance at Passing Clouds, London, 7 July 2014, saying "Peatbog Faeries are one of the great Scottish festival bands. They are based in the Isle of Skye and play only instrumental compositions, but they have created a distinctive fusion, in which traditional influences are matched against anything from contemporary dance styles and funk to reggae and even echoes of African music." This performance followed a headlining appearance at the Avalon Stage of Glastonbury Festival. The band was nominated in 2012 for the "Best Live Act" award at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, their first time nominated. The four year wait between What Men Deserve to Lose and Dust was mirrored when it took Peatbog Faeries four years to follow up Dust with a new album, but the band's subsequent album, Blackhouse, is to be released on 25 May 2015. Track listing "Calgary Capers" - 5:09 "The Naughty Step" - 5:37 "Dun Beag" - 6:15 "Spiegel and Nongo" - 6:02 "Passport Panic" - 6:09 "Abhainn a' Nathair" (River of Snakes) - 5:11 "Marx Terrace" - 6:30 "Bunny for Breakfast" - 4:06 "Ascent of Conival" - 4:45 "Fishing at Orbost" - 6:39 "Room 215" - 4:24 Personnel Peter Morrison: pipes; whistles Peter Tickell: fiddle; effects Graeme Stafford: keyboards Stu Haikney: drums Tom Salter: guitars Innes Hutton: bass John Paterson: Recording Engineer Michael Callaghan: Recording Engineer Chris Hattie: Recording Engineer Peter Alexander Macdonald: Recording Engineer Calum Mclean: Producer/Mix Engineer References 2011 albums Folk albums by Scottish artists Peatbog Faeries albums Ambient albums by Scottish artists Electronica albums by Scottish artists Worldbeat albums Psychedelic music albums by Scottish artists