Isembard’s Wheel are without a doubt one of the most wild and Rabelaisian acts on the folk scene today, bringing together inspiring lyrics, soaring choruses and a big damn attitude to boot.
These young wayfarers have already made a name for themselves among the English festival scene, notably appearing main stage at Warwick Folk Festival in 2016 and on BBC Introducing, with 2017 seeing the release of their first full-length original album Common Ground.
Their material is fuelled by fiery passion and glittering insight, from Romance and Byronic heroics to the everyday extraordinary, putting a dazzling new spin on quintessential folk songs of old as well as telling new stories with a handsome deference to tradition.