Album Review: Reina del Cid – Morse Code
I stumbled across Reina del Cid about a year or so ago. It was one of those endless journeys through Youtube where...
Album Review: Gill Landry – Skeleton At The Banquet
It appears that we have to provide a context to Gill Landry's existence every time we mention...
Album Review: Carl Broemel – Wished Out
Although fans of critically-acclaimed indie rock band My Morning Jacket haven’t heard a new album since The Waterfall in 2015, this year has been...
Album Review: John Smith – Hummingbird
Presenting his sixth studio album, John Smith has decided to offer six of his favourite folk songs, one cover, and three original compositions. Smith...
Album Review: Various Artists – Tiny Changes: A Celebration of Frightened...
Just before noon on Sunday 27th June 2010, exceptionally hungover and thoroughly miserable, a friend enticed me...
Album Review: Leon Bridges – Good Thing
Slick and soulful, Leon Bridges’ Good Thing is just about the best album around at the moment. No really, it is. Sure it might not...
Album Review: Lambchop – TRIP
Last year, when we were all allowed to be in the same room as each other, Kurt...
Album Review: Rayland Baxter – Wide Awake
It seems that the world of passable, digestible, indie-folk-pop is an ever-expanding landscape that continues to disappoint over time. With pretentious, pseudo-philosophical lyrics a...
Album Review: Justin Townes Earle – The Saint Of Lost Causes
In the same way that Justin Townes Earle battled through a mis-spent youth which, by his own...
Album Review: Blitzen Trapper – Holy Smokes Future Jokes
There’s a sense of unheimlich in Blitzen Trapper’s latest album, Holy Smokes Future Jokes. Although Freud himself...