Pisces

Pisces stand out as a distinctive name in the 1971 UK folk-rock landscape, blending evocative storytelling with the textural nuances of classic British folk. Emerging from the United Kingdom, the group is known for their eponymous album, "Pisces," which showcases tracks such as "After the Night," "Bright New Morning," and "Jack O’Legs." Their unique sound captures the spirit of early '70s British folk-rock, resonating with listeners who appreciate intricate songwriting and atmospheric arrangements.

Although Pisces’ original activity is rooted in the early '70s, their influence lingers, drawing continued interest from folk-rock aficionados. Their recordings, including "If I Sing You a Song," "Sam the One‐Eyed Snail," and "The Ballad of Benjamin Bratt," reflect a keen sense for both lyrical and melodic adventure, making their work a touchstone for the genre.

For those keen to catch the band’s legacy celebrated on stage, Pisces are set to support Mac Wetha at the sebright arms as part of the closeup summer series in August 2026. To stay updated on Pisces, their influences in folk-rock, and details of concerts and gigs, be sure to follow them and keep an eye out for their upcoming shows.