The Paper Kites – At The Roadhouse: Album Review
Melbourne Band, the Paper Kites relocate to Campbells Creek and mine a crock of gold on At The Roadhouse.
Melbourne Band, the Paper Kites relocate to Campbells Creek and mine a crock of gold on At The Roadhouse.
We’re at Colne R&B Festival for an early date with the imperious duo of Seafoam Green.
Dust Radio take the opportunity to showcase their studio material at the outer extremities of the Colne R & B Festival. And they nailed it!
‘Ancient Northumbrian Futurism’ : Kathryn Tickell delivers what it says on the tin.
Soen strike with album #6 with the edges buffed and softened.
Deeply personal musings from Canadian singer-songwriter Christina Martin on her 8th album.
Alligator Records do not abandon blues veterans in preference for contemporary artists. They recognise the quality ofCoco Montoya’s first soulful blues album for 4 years
Twinnie releases her new single, Just Like Earle, on September 1st. It’s a wry look at what drives women to distraction…and the consequences that ensue!
For watchers, listeners, steppers, dancers, players and singers, Shrewsbury Folk Festival continues to provide a bespoke menu to suit your need.
Eclipse doing what they do best, but better.
Two of our finest singer-songwriters channel the lesser-known works of Don Everly. Rab Noakes’s final studio recordingsÂ
Renaissance are still going strong with their highly orchestrated versions of familiar songs recorded on The Legacy Tour 2022 album.
Prognosis release Follow You Down – the second single from the Esigne trilogy – the prognosis is good
The Colour Of Night sees Ninebarrow celebrate a decade together with a nocturnal themed set.
We’re at Edinburgh Fringe to see Louise Dodds and Elchin Shirinov at St Vincent’s Chapel.