“After many twists and turns, trials and tribulations I am back on boogie street,” says onetime Belle & Sebastian member Isobel Campbell who has just announced she’ll release There is No Other, her ...

UK post-punk trio spice up their sound with a little new wave and pop production. It works. The former Belle & Sebastian member and Mark Lanegan collaborator’s first solo record in 14 years is a ...

Take a few simple chords, stir in a cello solo or two, add some percussion instruments reminiscent of a old western film score and top them off with two voices -- one made rough by experience, the ...

Belle & Sebastian founding member Isobel Campbell plays her cello and sings her own songs with her band on Morning Becomes Eclectic. Belle & Sebastian founding member Isobel Campbell plays her cello ...

Mark Lanegan was once a major player on the rock scene, but that was a long time ago. Ask the average person about Screaming Trees, and he’ll probably assume you’re referring to the Ents in The Lord ...

Making a new solo album after a lengthy gap was hard enough for Isobel Campbell. And having label problems only compounded the issue for There Is No Other, whose ambient cover of Tom Petty's "Runnin'… ...

The Glaswegian singer-songwriter and cellist utilises a voice that’s almost not there, whispery yet intimate, enunciated clearly, up close to the mic. Around her and the revolving guitar patterns the ...

Campbell’s acoustic-bedded, glistening There Is No Other does not say where she is now but instead is perhaps belatedly released evidence of coming into the light following 2013’s dissolution of the ...

Save this for the moment — coming soon! — when the heavy-rotation holiday carols wear out their welcome. "Willows Song," and really all of Isobel Campbell's lovely Milk White Sheets, isn't "seasonal" ...

Scottish chanteuse Isobel Campbell will launch her first North American tour this weekend to coincide with the March 7 release of her V2 debut, "Ballad of the Broken Seas." By Billboard Staff Scottish ...

Belle and Sebastian have announced the departure from the band of cellist and singer Isobel Campbell. Isobel, who has been a member since 1996, returned home mid-way through the band's recent US tour.

Since expatriating from Belle & Sebastian, where she sang and played cello, Isobel Campbell has flirted with twee on her solo disc Amorino and with indie chamber pop as the front woman of the Gentle ...