Live Review: The Wandering Hearts – Bush Hall, London
On the back of releasing the critically-acclaimed debut album Wild Silence, the alt-country Americana quartet The Wandering Hearts went on their first UK headline sell-out...
Album Review: Vance Joy – Nation Of Two
Vance Joy’s second studio album Nation Of Two is a joyful, uplifting album filled with familiar guitar riffs and comforting vocals. While Vance has made...
Album Review: Jonathan Wilson – Rare Birds
Abundant in textures and sounds, Jonathan Wilson’s Rare Birds is a nuanced album that will surely get you out of that music rut you’re...
Live Review: First Aid Kit & Van William – Albert Hall,...
Having sold out two nights well in advance at Manchester's finest of venues The Albert Hall, First Aid Kit and support Van William were...
Album Review: S. Carey – Hundred Acres
Sean Carey is best known as the co-frontman of the critically-acclaimed indie-alternative folk ban Bon Iver, alongside Justin Vernon. What Bon Iver fans may...
Live Review: The National – Irving Plaza, NYC
The beer can that plummeted from the Irving Plaza balcony into the audience and struck Matt Berninger (The National) in the head several years...
Live Review: Courtney Marie Andrews – Celtic Connections, ABC Glasgow
In the cavernous auditorium of Glasgow’s 1,300 capacity nightclub, the O2 ABC, Courtney Marie Andrews could easily have cut a lonesome figure as she...
Album Review: The Wandering Hearts – Wild Silence
Think Fleetwood Mac, First Aid Kit, Of Monsters And Men and the like, and then put them to one side (though I am a...
Album Review: The Wood Brothers – One Drop Of Truth
One Drop Of Truth is the sixth studio album from The Wood Brothers. They call it their most free, independent and most 'them' of...
Album Review: Tim Hart – The Narrow Corner
Descending from the Australian folk-rock band Boy & Bear, Tim Hart steps out of the super rustic, folky box this time around with his...
