Those of you whose memories go back to the mid-’00s and were paying attention to the UK may remember London trio Little Barrie whose 2005 debut was an enjoyable mix of jazzy funk and garage soul, with ...

UK psych-soul trio Little Barrie return with new album Shadow in May 27. Like 2012’s King of the Waves, the album was co-produced by Edwyn Collins and you can stream the first single, “Sworn In,” over ...

The inevitable indie-funk wave has crashed on American shores, and its salty foam is getting critics all moist and breathless. We Are Little Barrie is a sly, hopelessly hip introduction to the trend: ...

The WMNF Song of the Day for July 29, 2025 is “Electric War” by Little Barrie & Malcolm Catto. Genre-bending trio Little Barrie & Malcolm Catto return with their explosive new album, Electric War, out ...

Little Barrie have announced details of a handful of shows over the coming weeks. The band are supported the release of their 7” single featuring two new songs ‘Pretty Pictures’ and ‘Girls and Shoes.’ ...

“Fine” is a useful word, but it doesn’t get used a lot in record reviews. Your dad might say it when he’s teaching you to ride a bike: “That’s it, Barrie – you’re doing fine.” But it doesn’t quite ...

Little Barrie is a barrage of spit, fur and blood. It’s only human in that choices are made, even if they’re split second decisions that are thought through with the balls and the guts, with only a ...

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Little Barrie’s debut is tough meat clinging to the bone. Without effects, ironic distance or fancy production, frontman Barrie Cadogan’s guitar glides effortlessly between hotted-up blues riffs, ...

This four-song EP from bluesy British power trio Little Barrie came highly recommended by no less an authority than legendary Howlin’ Wolf guitarist Hubert Sumlin, who’s a big fan (and label mate).

Hailed as “probably the best guitarist of his generation” by none other than Edwyn Collins, Little Barrie frontman Barrie Cadogan (see what they did there?) has a lot to live up to.» ...