Phil Campbell & The Bastard Sons – Kings Of The Asylum: Album Review
No frills but a surfeit of throbbing thrills from Phil Campbell and the gang.
Ava Earl – Too Much: Single Review
Alaskan singer-songwriter Ava Earl offers another preview of her forthcoming album. This time, it’s the title track.
Calum Stewart – True North : Album Review
Irish pipes, Scottish music. (Live with it!). Calum Stewart goes True North.
My Sister My Brother – More Than You Could Give: Single Review
Another sneak preview of the forthcoming album from US super-duo, My Sister My Brother. Prepare to hear harmonies like you’ve never heard before
Filkin’s Drift – Rembard’s Retreat: EP Review (and tour news…)
A delightful short collection of tunes and songs from Anglo-Welsh duo Filkin’s Drift – and news of a very special carbon-clear tour!
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.
Seafoam Green – Colne Rhythm & Blues Festival: Live Review
We’re at Colne R&B Festival for an early date with the imperious duo of Seafoam Green.
Dust Radio – Colne Rhythm & Blues Festival: Live Review
Dust Radio take the opportunity to showcase their studio material at the outer extremities of the Colne R & B Festival. And they nailed it!
Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening – Cloud Horizon : Album Review
‘Ancient Northumbrian Futurism’ : Kathryn Tickell delivers what it says on the tin.
Soen – Memorial: Album Review
Soen strike with album #6 with the edges buffed and softened.
Christina Martin – Storm: Album Review
Deeply personal musings from Canadian singer-songwriter Christina Martin on her 8th album.
Coco Montoya – Writing On The Wall: Album Review
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 new single: News
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!
Shrewsbury Folk Festival 2023 : Live Review
For watchers, listeners, steppers, dancers, players and singers, Shrewsbury Folk Festival continues to provide a bespoke menu to suit your need.
Eclipse – Megalomanium: Album Review
Eclipse doing what they do best, but better.