Pawn Shop Saints – 45 American Lies: Album Review
5th album from New England-based Americana purveyors, Pawn Shop Saints, is a marathon 45-track study of the harder side of life.
5th album from New England-based Americana purveyors, Pawn Shop Saints, is a marathon 45-track study of the harder side of life.
South Of Salem attack their sophomore album with blades sharpened and go for the jugular.
Neal Morse does Part 2 of Joseph; the results, like the coat, are multi-coloured.
13 years since his debut album accomplished bluesman Chris O’Leary releases The Hard Line on Alligator Records.
Martyn Joseph – setting new standards in emotion and eloquence on This Is What I Want To Say.
The Spinners legendary Thom Bell recordings all collated in one place by Cherry Red Records.
Debut album from Sebastian Reynolds sees him craft an intriguing sound palette.
Neoteric Ensemble’s debut album brilliantly brings together jazz and classical music across a collection of superb intricate compositions.
Anglo/Irish singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist songbird Lewis Barfoot vents her sadness and anger at some ‘venerable’ Irish institutions on Home, her second album.
Anecdotes and introspection from Brisbane, via a cabin on the West coast of Sweden. Indie singer-songwriter Hazlett showcases his unique brand of “Ballroom folk.”
A gorgeous debut album offering from the talented Lauren Collier.
Tim Edey provides the latest installment of our folky festive offerings.
Wooltone Rob Clarke ventures into shuffling blues, noir chamber pop and chanson-tinged psychedelia with this 3-track maxi-single – a taster for his forthcoming 4th solo album.
The annual missive from Beans On Toast – songs of impending war and an AI revolution, tempered by lots of observations on the delights of home, family and parenthood
Beflean – in which Jim Moray is at his best in a (sort of) ‘best of.’