Album reviews
BLUE VEIL (Ideoligic Organ 2025)
Pitchfork - 7.7 album review “Breathtaking”
Pitchfork - review 8 New Albums You Should Listen To
“On Blue Veil, the British composer coaxes earthy tremors from the cello, turning the sound of bow scrapes and resonant harmony into a languid psychic expanse.”
The Guardian - review
“Guaranteed class from the British cellist’s solo debut”
The Wire - review
“Blue Veil advances gradually through its seven phases, remaining firm and steady at its foundations, while fluttering gently through, radiating unprecictable gleams of harmonic nuance”
The Quietus - review
“More than anything else, its textures evoke a certain scenery: the sun setting, a river flowing, the faces of people passing by. Blue Veil has a cinematic sense of tension”
Futurism Restated - Philip Sherburne’s Record of the Week
“Railton’s intonation studies feel starker and sterner, as well as almost deliriously, superhumanly attuned to the nuances of their vibrations”
Zensounds - interview with pick up on
Futurism Reinstated and First Floor
“Lucy Railton is a British cellist and composer that has carved out a unique artistic space for herself over the past two decades.”
Crack - review by Rrose
“When someone who has mastered an acoustic instrument, as British musician and composer Lucy Railton has with the cello, then uses it to explore the full extent of its timbre via extended tones, I am generally all over it”
Libération - extensive interview
5 S-Bahn (Boomkat 2020)
Das Filter
Paradise 94 (Modern Love 2018)
AQNB
Resident Advisor
Fluid Radio
Tiny Mix Tapes
Silence and Sound
The Quietus
Subaerial (SN Variations 2021)
The Wire
A Closer Listen
The Quietus
Citizen Jazz
Esoteros
Salt Peanuts
Boomkat
IRM
Mikiki
Forma (Editions Mego/GRM SP 2020)
Dusted Magazine
BLUE VEIL (Ideoligic Organ 2025)
Pitchfork - 7.7 album review “Breathtaking”
Pitchfork - review 8 New Albums You Should Listen To
“On Blue Veil, the British composer coaxes earthy tremors from the cello, turning the sound of bow scrapes and resonant harmony into a languid psychic expanse.”
The Guardian - review
“Guaranteed class from the British cellist’s solo debut”
The Wire - review
“Blue Veil advances gradually through its seven phases, remaining firm and steady at its foundations, while fluttering gently through, radiating unprecictable gleams of harmonic nuance”
The Quietus - review
“More than anything else, its textures evoke a certain scenery: the sun setting, a river flowing, the faces of people passing by. Blue Veil has a cinematic sense of tension”
Futurism Restated - Philip Sherburne’s Record of the Week
“Railton’s intonation studies feel starker and sterner, as well as almost deliriously, superhumanly attuned to the nuances of their vibrations”
Zensounds - interview with pick up on
Futurism Reinstated and First Floor
“Lucy Railton is a British cellist and composer that has carved out a unique artistic space for herself over the past two decades.”
Crack - review by Rrose
“When someone who has mastered an acoustic instrument, as British musician and composer Lucy Railton has with the cello, then uses it to explore the full extent of its timbre via extended tones, I am generally all over it”
Libération - extensive interview
5 S-Bahn (Boomkat 2020)
Das Filter
Paradise 94 (Modern Love 2018)
AQNB
Resident Advisor
Fluid Radio
Tiny Mix Tapes
Silence and Sound
The Quietus
Subaerial (SN Variations 2021)
The Wire
A Closer Listen
The Quietus
Citizen Jazz
Esoteros
Salt Peanuts
Boomkat
IRM
Mikiki
Forma (Editions Mego/GRM SP 2020)
Dusted Magazine
Interviews
Ele-King 2023
Tone Glow 2023
Les Nouveaux Riches 2024
Features
The Vinyl Factory
Factmag
Redbull
The Wire
NOT A WORD FROM ME live show - with Charlie Hope (lights and Rebecca Salvadori (video)
Crack Magazine - feature
CLOT magazine - feature
Ele-King 2023
Tone Glow 2023
Les Nouveaux Riches 2024
Features
The Vinyl Factory
Factmag
Redbull
The Wire
NOT A WORD FROM ME live show - with Charlie Hope (lights and Rebecca Salvadori (video)
Crack Magazine - feature
CLOT magazine - feature
Portrait Lucy Railton © Francis Fuego
Portrait Lucy Railton © Rebecca Salvadori
Portrait Lucy Railton © Cristina Marx