September 2019 – Page 28

RS talks to Jesse Malin about Lucinda Willams and his new record

September 4, 2019 Mark Whitfield 0

Jesse Malin describes in a feature piece for RS this week the time when his band D Generation were on the road opening for the Ramones in 1996 and first heard Lucinda Williams’ voice: “It was […]

Alasdair Roberts “The Fiery Margin” (Drag City Records, 2019)

September 4, 2019 Mike Elliott 0

Alasdair Roberts continues his exploration of traditional song structures, melodies, and instrumentation with a foot – and an ear – in the present with his latest, ‘The Fiery Margin.’ Joined again by bassist Stevie Jones and […]

Songs for the apocalypse: Chris Isaak “Graduation Day”

September 4, 2019 Mark Whitfield 0

I remember graduating myself the year this record came out and while it wouldn’t have exactly been the most cheery song to play at a graduation (“Watching the stars fall, a million dreams have all gone […]

The Harmaleighs “She Won’t Make Sense” (Nettwerk, 2019)

September 4, 2019 Louie Joe 0

The Harmaleighs is a Nashville duet formed by guitarist Haley Grant, bassist Kaylee Jasperson and Susan. Technically, that should make a trio, right? But truth be told, Susan is not a real person, as she’s just […]

Track Premiere: Sarah Lee Langford “Two Hearted Rounder”

September 4, 2019 Jonathan Aird 0

‘Two Hearted Rounder‘ is the first single release from Sarah Lee Langford’s debut album of the same name which will be out on November 8th. It’s a song that plays around the areas where cosmic country, […]

Interview: Juana Everett is setting herself free

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At once nostalgic travelogue, introspective head-trip, and rootsy showcase, Madrid-born Juana Everett’s second album should be her breakthrough record. Past Lives in California swims headfirst through the murky waters of transit, both literal and metaphysical. Bring […]

Margo Price “Days of Unrest”

August 7, 2026 0

A powerful message that’s relayed with the kind of vigour and skill needed to make people sit up and listen. “In his oval room, in his rockin’ chair / He’s the president, but I don’t care […]

Classic Clips: The Mavericks “Born To Be Blue” – Live at American Songwriter Studios, 2012

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Of all the recent musicians we have sadly lost in recent times, the tragic news of the passing of Raul Malo last year was one of the most gut-wrenching for me. He was only 60 years […]

Interviews

Interview: Juana Everett is setting herself free

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Interviews

Video Interview: Aaron Lee Tasjan on “Get Over It, Underdog” and Todd Snider

August 4, 2026 0

Nashville East resident Aaron Lee Tasjan has long been a favourite of Americana UK, and with 12 albums to his name, including his latest Get Over It, Underdog, and approaching 40, he is no longer the […]

Interviews

Video Interview: American Aquarium’s BJ Barham finds “New Ways To Lose”

July 29, 2026 0

American Aquarium appear to be on a creative roll with their latest album, New Ways To Lose, getting great reviews even though it is their twentieth album in as many years. Added to this is the […]

Album Reviews

Fanny Lumsden “Hey Dawn”

October 23, 2023 0

Award-winning Australian artist comes up trumps again. ‘Hey Dawn’ is Award-winning Australian artist Fanny Lumsden’s fourth album, the follow-up to 2020’s ‘Fallow’ which was named best country album at the 2020 ARIA Awards, and swept the […]

Videos

Video: Satin Nickel “Call It”

March 6, 2020 0

A stylish video for a stylish song. This is ‘Call It’ from Satin Nickel’s first full-length album, ‘Shadow of Doubt’, which drops on 10th April. The New York-based quintet are known for a contemporary blend of […]

Live Reviews

Live Review: Kelley Swindall, The Wasteland, Margate – 1st December 2022

December 20, 2022 0

Hailing from Georgia, but based in recent years in New York, Kelley Swindall’s UK tour took her to Margate’s intimate The Wasteland bar, on a wet and windy Thursday night. Her debut album release ‘You Can […]

Month: September 2019

RS talks to Jesse Malin about Lucinda Willams and his new record

Alasdair Roberts “The Fiery Margin” (Drag City Records, 2019)

Songs for the apocalypse: Chris Isaak “Graduation Day”

The Harmaleighs “She Won’t Make Sense” (Nettwerk, 2019)

Track Premiere: Sarah Lee Langford “Two Hearted Rounder”

Interview: Juana Everett is setting herself free

Margo Price “Days of Unrest”

Classic Clips: The Mavericks “Born To Be Blue” – Live at American Songwriter Studios, 2012

The Wild High “Listen to The Wild High”

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