Craig Gould – Songs From The Campfire: Album Review
The long-awaited debut album from Tamworth folk/Americana songwriter Craig Gould. Songs From The Campfire is a work of beauty.
The Legends Of Tomorrow – The Weather At World’s End 1997-2022 : Album Review
Ulster renaissance man, Colin Harper unleashes his bourgeois fury and a whole lot more.
The Blue Highways – Out On The Line: Album Review
The brothers Lury offer a Boss-like grip on their gritty America, that should steer the Blue Highways to the Promised Land.
The Young’uns: Tiny Notes: Album Review
Any thoughts that the award-winning Strangers album would be difficult to surpass prove false as the Young Uns have done so with Tiny Notes.
Tapestri – Tell Me World: Album Review
Welsh duo Tapestri offer an enticingly different take on country, with a lovingly crafted offering. Cymrucana, no less.
The Curse Of K.K.Hammond – Death Roll Blues: Album Review
Authentic slide and snaking blues as the dirty South comes to bite – in the comfort of your living room.
Westward The Light – Flow Country: Album Review
Potent and untampered with ensemble trad from Scotland, as modern as it is old, old as it is modern.
Empyre – Relentless: Album Review
Empyre – a Hard Rock colossus – guaranteeing the future’s bright.
Jeremy Facknitz – Smilin’ At The Future: Album Review
There’s something for everyone on Smilin’ At The Future – the 6th album from Colorado Springs singer-songwriter Jeremy Facknitz
Lambs & Wolves – The Devil In The Orchard: Album Review
Extraordinary, intimate and intriguing. Just a few words that describe the new album from indie-folkers Lambs & Wolves.
An Danssa Dub – Air An Turas: Album Review
Future dub from ancient Scotland is what it says on the tin, and it is duly delivered. Tom Spirals and Euan McLaughlin take the journey a little further.
Martin Hayes & the Common Ground Ensemble – Peggy’s Dream: Album Review
Scrap any sense of spot the genre, Hayes is back with more of his fiddle sans frontières. Indisputably Irish, and probably trad, little else is.
David Kitt – Idiot Check: Album Review
Ireland’s master genre-blender, David Kitt, returns to front-line action with his ninth album, Idiot Check.
Joy Dunlop – Caoir : Album Review
A robust revisiting of the Gaelic, a revitalised and retro revamp into folk rock from Joy Dunlop.
The Burner Band – Age of The Liar: Album Review
Following up their entertaining album Sign And Wonders, The Burner Band release Age Of The Liar , again displaying their unique brand of bluegrass music.