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...
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...
Live Review: Lucy Spraggan – Newcastle Student’s Union
Arriving for the last song of Soham De, the first support of the night, you could feel there was something magical inside this particular...
Album Review: Bombay Bicycle Club – A Different Kind Of Fix
Every time I listen to Bombay Bicycle Club, I remember the first time I heard them. My (then) boyfriend and I were driving west...
Review: Bombadil – All That The Rain Promises
North Carolina, the Avett Brothers, blah blah blah. That’s how so many reviews are going to assess an album that many fans, including myself,...
Review: Georgia Ruth – In Luna
Earlier this week, Georgia Ruth released her stunning EP, In Luna.
The Welsh singer-songwriter has created something rather beautiful here, chiefly using what I would...
Review: The Staves – The Motherlode
The Staves sound like three early Laura Marlings singing together. I'm sure it must get really annoying, as three individuals writing new, lovely music, to...
Review: Poor Moon – Poor Moon
I have been waiting with anticipation for Poor Moon’s self titled debut album since the release of their first EP Illusion, which was released...
Review: Rae Morris – Grow
With a status that seems to be growing each day and a voice as big as her hair, Rae Morris, since appearing on the...
Review: Rae Morris – From Above EP
If, like me, you have been waiting for Rae Morris' new EP since she first gave us word of it, and if you have...
