Matt Palka – Gypsy Queen: Single Review
Preview #2 of the forthcoming album / audio book combo from Ohio singer/songwriter Matt Palka. Gypsy Queen comes across like the Eagles’ song that got away…
Preview #2 of the forthcoming album / audio book combo from Ohio singer/songwriter Matt Palka. Gypsy Queen comes across like the Eagles’ song that got away…
Foretaste #2 of the forthcoming self-titled album from Robertson – the latest vehicle to be commandeered by Aberdeen’s high-flying Byrd, Kevin Robertson.
Sparkles in the sweat, diamonds in the dust, gold in the grit; service as usual from the Louisiana heir apparent, Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy.
These Frightening Machines is the third album from West Midlands singer-songwriter Katherine Priddy, and it continues her musical development with an increasing variety of styles and arrangements for her delicate, tuneful and lyrically intelligent music.
Album #10 from Lower East Side Romani/folk/punk whirlwind, Gogol Bordello. A huge defiant statement against tyranny. Their best album yet? It could be…
Using a very special violin, acclaimed violinist/songwriter Georgia Shackleton celebrates the 125th anniversary of a distinguished relative’s voyage of discovery. From the Floorboards is a journal of historical achievement, tales of endurance and the lure of the sea
Samantha Fish and the Zac Schulze Gang bring a formidable double bill of Blues and beyond to the O2 Ritz in Manchester.
The guys from Whisky Sugar join us for a Why I Love on The Rolling Stones.
Gus Englehorn harnesses the winds of creativity as he assumes the mantle of the broke balladeer.
We have a natter with Chris, Matt & Joss from Nerve Star about their White Hot album that draws deep from the annals of Metal.
Before going out on general release, we have first dibs on the new live song from Katie Knipp.
This Record Store Day, one of the most haunting and misunderstood soul albums of the 1970s returns as a limited-edition vinyl release: Changin’ Times by Ike White.
Thought-provoking and utterly inspiring song-and-video project unites Hamburg-based trio Songraes with BAFTA award-winning film director David Arthur.
The virtuoso violin/guitar duo return with album #4. Another collection of songs rich in harmony and melody, laced with a generous dose of groove.
Merry Hell are live at Over Hulton Folk Club with a set of lost songs and memories.