Live Review: Eliza And The Bear – O2 Academy Oxford
London based Eliza And The Bear recently hit the stage of the Oxford O2 Academy as part of their run of headline shows across...
Album Review: Vena Portae – Vena Portae
Released on the 18th of August, Vena Portae is the debut release from Anglo-Swede trio Vena Portae; being established artists in their own right...
Review: Paul Thomas Saunders – Descartes Highlands
For those of you out there who have a tendency to get a bit stressed out on the odd occasion and may need calming...
Review: Poor Moon – The Ruby Lounge, Manchester
With the Seattle-based Fleet Foxes taking time out from their heart-warming, bearded folk endeavours, space opened up this year for a number of its...
EP Review: A Little Something More…From Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night...
Nathaniel Rateliff has achieved indie rockstar success with his new outfit The Night Sweats, touring Europe and the U.S. as well as gaining mainstream...
Live Review: Joshua Radin & The Weepies – Gramercy Theater, NYC
This Fall, Joshua Radin and the Weepies have been touring the USA performing both of their intimate live acoustic acts. Two weeks...
Album Review: Pokey LaFarge – Rock Bottom Rhapsody
It seems that Pokey LaFarge albums have been ticking off particular sub-genres of what may loosely be called Americana since his self-released...
Live Review: Whitney – Albert Hall, Manchester
In support of the latest record Forever Turned Around, released earlier this year, Chicago's Whitney arrived in Manchester on a chilly but...
Review: Jamie Martyr – The Troubadour
The Troubadour is noticeably friendly, where a lot of other London venues feel hostile and impenetrable. The ground floor restaurant is littered with trinkets...
Live Review: Josienne Clarke & Ben Walker – The Sage, Gateshead
“That cover of Sandy Denny was good, but not as good as Sandy Denny.” Josienne Clarke introduces Fotheringay from past reviews, mid-set. It was...