Jamie Sutherland – The World As It Used To Be: Album Review
Big boned Americana from the Morayshire midwest, the Broken Records man Jamie Sutherland sets out on a second solo mission.
A3A Americana – The Stag Theatre, Sevenoaks: Live Review
more live action as we head to Sevenoaks for A3A Americana.
Holly Lerski – Sweet Decline: Album Review
Norwich’s Alt-Americana Troubadour Holly Lerski documents her self-rediscovery road trip across the American West.
Dom Glynn & His Sunday Best – Time Would Slow Down: Video Premiere
Vintage Americana on Time Would Slow Down, the first single from Dom Glynn & His Sunday Best.
Serious Sam Barrett – A Drop of The Morning Dew: Album Review
Much travelled and well respected Yorkshire troubadour Sam Barrett treats us to a live recorded album of traditional English folk and Americana.
The Long Ryders – Native Sons: Boxset Review
Polished country rockers or ragged renegades inventing Americana? Actually a bit of both, and a whole lot better than actually recalled or remembered.
Brown Horse – Reservoir: Album Review
The South, um, the East, is gonna rise again! Vibrant East Angliana from Norwich and Brown Horse.
Cash & Carter – No Use Praying: EP Review
After a lengthy incubation, the fruits of collaboration finally see light of day on the debut EP from UK Americana duo Cash & Carter.
The Pleasures – The Beginning Of The End: Album Review
The Pleasures add their own edge to the Americana template on the debut release.
Baskery – V: End Of The Bloodline: Album Review
Need a primer in Americana, crossing all angles and aspirations? Here it is, via Sweden.
The Nadas – Come Along For The Ride: Album Review
We’ve had the appetizers; now here’s the main course. The Nadas new album, Come Along For The Ride is a sunny, summery, Americana triumph
Demi Marriner – The Things We Didn’t Say: Album Review
Black Deer’s Emerging Artist of the Year, 2023, shines in her full length debut, bridging old school Nashville with SoCal Americana. Fashioned in Wales and formed in the Black Country.
Bennett Wilson Poole – I Saw A Star Behind Your Eyes, Don’t Let It Die Away : Album Review
Album number two from accomplished jangle meisters continues to polish their retro hues in a shining new light.
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.
Fairport Convention w/Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage – the Wintour in the North West: Live Review
Fairport Convention, Hannah Sanders, Ben Savage, Southport and Manchester. All for one and one for all as the Wintour draws to a close.