Album Review: Torgeir Waldemar – No Offending Borders
Torgeir Waldemar's second album, No Offending Borders, is an excellent combination of profound acoustic and classic rock sounds. While the majority of the album...
Live Review: Tony Njoku – Montague Arms, London
Once in a while, an artist will come to you and you just have no words but a feeling. Tony Njoku is one such...
Album Review: Chris Stapleton – From A Room: Volume 1
It's been two years since the massive success of Chris Stapleton's first album Traveler and we've all been yearning for more music from the country...
Album Review: Hiss Golden Messenger – Hallelujah Anyhow
Following on from MC Taylor and band's sensational 2016 record Heart Like A Levee, Hiss Golden Messenger have returned with another rapturous and enlightening Americana folk album...
Album Review: S. Carey – Hundred Acres
Sean Carey is best known as the co-frontman of the critically-acclaimed indie-alternative folk ban Bon Iver, alongside Justin Vernon. What Bon Iver fans may...
Album Review: Jim James – Tribute To 2
Only Jim James can make a covers album seem so brand new and fresh that his reimagined versions of classic songs will sound like...
Review: The Slow Show – Brother
The Slow Show are the kind of band that stop you in your tracks and make you listen. They have a unique sound and...
Review: Kathleen Edwards – Voyageur
Four albums in, the musical world starts to take proper notice of Kathleen Edwards. And, yes, it’s probably due, in no small part, to...
Review: Bob Dylan – M.E.N. Arena
This is the third time I have seen Bob Dylan live. I'd previously seen him on these kinds of arena tours in Manchester and...
Review: Woodpigeon – Thumbtacks and Glue
Allegedly named due to the word looking like a rollercoaster when written in cursive, the eight-piece ensemble that form Woodpigeon continue to impress with...