Joshua Burnell: Glass Knight review – an Essex serpent-inspired apocalyptic rock opera

Joshua Burnell’s musical soul lies somewhere between 18th-century broadside ballads and 1970s glam rock. The York-based artist has won a loyal following with albums offering bold, at times fanciful updates on tradition, with stalwart favourites such as Tam Lin and Reynardine given elaborate arrangements in which Burnell’s Hammond organ and synths are central. It’s prog folk, if you like, though he can also deliver charming solo guitar versions. Alongside his instrumental skills comes a light, ag

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