October 2021 – Page 20

Larry Fleet “Stack Of Records”

October 14, 2021 Mark Nenadic 0

Little to cheer about. Formulaic, commercial contemporary country. Beard? Check. Hat? Check. Let’s get started. Larry Fleet is a Tennessee native, and his brand of Americana is straight down the middle, radio-friendly contemporary country. Lyrically, these […]

The Unsung Heroes of Americana – A&M studios, Los Angeles

October 14, 2021 Tim Martin 0

Regular contributor to these features, Tim Martin, takes a look at an iconic recording studio, closely linked to the sounds of Laurel Canyon. Some studios become linked to particular artists or musical genres. Abbey Road will […]

Gregory Dwane “Gregory Dwane”

October 14, 2021 Helen Jones 0

A strong and well-considered debut album with excellent production. You would be forgiven for assuming that because Gregory Dwane’s self-titled album is the first full length record he’s released that he’s new to the industry, but […]

Garrison Corner “A Bit Much” – Getting over one’s self

October 14, 2021 Jonathan Aird 0

When not singing and recording his solo music, Jeff Karoub has a side band called Garrison Corner – made up of Dan Houston, George Luckey and Jeff Karoub. They met at Dearborn First United Methodist Church, […]

Video Premiere: Colin Bracewell “Page”

October 14, 2021 Andrew Frolish 0

Check out the video premiere of the emotional ‘Page’ from Colin Bracewell. The combination of Bracewell’s intimate lyrics and heartfelt vocal performance is truly affecting. when he sings vulnerable lines like: “I know you don’t hate […]

Interview: Frank Turner reflects on 20 years of Campfire Punkrock

August 11, 2026 0

Remarkably, it is twenty years since Frank Turner released his first solo EP: Campfire Punkrock. The very title was both a statement of intent and a conscious identifier, defining his sound and the purpose of his […]

The Legendary Trainhoppers “A Conspiracy of Ravens”

August 11, 2026 0

The new Legendary Trainhoppers is a foray into studied presence and simple things cherished Indiana based band The Legendary Trainhoppers have been at it since their 2006 release, Ramble On. This latest release, A Conspiracy of […]

More People Really Should Know About: Erik Koskinen

August 11, 2026 0

America’s 250th birthday was a low key affair for me, although my updated Spotify Independence Day playlist – ‘USA 250’ – received some airtime. Joining the usual suspects on this quintessential semiquincentennial version were some new […]

Month: October 2021

Larry Fleet “Stack Of Records”

The Unsung Heroes of Americana – A&M studios, Los Angeles

Gregory Dwane “Gregory Dwane”

Garrison Corner “A Bit Much” – Getting over one’s self

Video Premiere: Colin Bracewell “Page”

Interview: Frank Turner reflects on 20 years of Campfire Punkrock

The Legendary Trainhoppers “A Conspiracy of Ravens”

More People Really Should Know About: Erik Koskinen

Cajun Corner – Summer 2026

Jeffrey Halford and The Healers “Used Parts”