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...
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: Will Johnson – Hatteras Night, A Good Luck Charm
Listening to Will Johnson’s latest album Hatteras Night, A Good Luck Charm, my imagination was flooded with imagery: lamplight in the desert, abrasively hot...
Live Review: This Is The Kit – Baby’s All Right, Brooklyn...
Kate Stables, frontwoman and songwriting goddess of This Is The Kit, brought her soothing and electrified vibes to Baby’s All Right in Brooklyn, NY...
Album Review: Julien Baker – Turn Out The Lights
Julien Baker’s Turn Out The Lights is a sombre exploration of religion, self-doubt and sexuality – the vocals are willowy, the vibe is emo-esque.
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Album Review: Jonathan Wilson – Gentle Spirit
Jonathan Wilson is certainly not new to the music scene, despite Gentle Spirit being his debut solo album. Born in North Carolina, 1974, Wilson...
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: Dry The River – Shallow Bed
So what is folk? Many have debated the issue, and on the basis of their debut long player, Dry The River don't know either,...
Review: Lanterns On The Lake – The Deaf Institute, Manchester
The Newcastle sextet Lanterns On The Lake were the latest band to occupy the delightful Deaf Institute on a chilly Sunday evening in Manchester.
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