Album Review: Keston Cobblers Club – Almost Home
“The idea was to go back to song writing in its simplicity, based around nostalgia and the idea of 'home'" - these are the...
Album Review: Johnny Flynn – Sillion
Johnny Flynn’s long-awaited fourth studio album, Sillion, is a luscious and brooding exploration of the dimensions of what folk can be, tinted with elements...
Album Review: Conor Oberst – Salutations
On October 14th, 2016 Conor Oberst presented a draft of Ruminations that demonstrated the basic simplicity and emotion it takes to produce original, entertaining...
Album Review: The Shins – Heartworms
The alternative/indie rock sensation The Shins are back with new music, their first since 2012’s Port Of Morrow. After a five-year break from the...
Album Review: Alison Krauss – Windy City
What is left to say about Alison Krauss that hasn't already been said? A 27-time Grammy Award winner, her legendary status on the country...
Album Review: Laura Marling – Semper Femina
Semper Femina which translates to "always woman" in Spanish, is the title of British folk singer Laura Marling's latest album. She's been amused by...
Album Review: Ryan Adams – Prisoner
Ryan Adams is a seasoned veteran when it comes to lighting up an intimate, 200 person capacity room, fine tuning each and every track...
Album Review: Leif Vollebekk – Twin Solitude
Leif Vollebekk, with his soothing and elegant vocals, has released his new album Twin Solitude - an album that feels so real and so calming....
Album Review: Valerie June – The Order Of Time
I was introduced to Valerie June a few years ago at the AfroPunk fest in Brooklyn and was captivated from the get go. A lady...
Album Review: Sun Kil Moon – Common As Light And Love...
Sun Kil Moon's latest album release Common As Light And Love Are Red Valleys Of Blood is fairly unimpressive. While the lyrical content, which...