Album Reviews
The Lowtimers “Cracks”
A laid-back debut album rooted in Americana traditions from a band who seem incredibly comfortable in what they are doing. Emerging from the West Coast’s music scene and having spent a number of years on the […]
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Brian D’Addario “Till the Morning”
First solo effort builds on The Lemon Twigs’ sound, offering plenty to enjoy, though it might not be for everyone. Brian D’Addario has, on the surface at least, made an album that continues the traditions of […]
Essentials
Essentials: The Top Ten Anaïs Mitchell Songs
Anaïs Mitchell is one of the most distinctive singer-songwriters of her generation, blending folk traditions with deeply personal and politically resonant storytelling. Best known for her folk opera “Hadestown”, her work spans a wide range of […]
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Hayley Savage “Hayley Savage”
An album over a decade in the making but that time has been well-spent producing songs that are intimate and authentic. Some albums arrive in a flurry of hype; others take years to ripen. Hayley Savage’s […]
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Levellers “Collective/Live”
A live album which is full of reinvention and feels both familiar and refreshingly different. The Levellers have always been known for their raucous energy, politically charged lyrics, and folk-punk spirit. ‘Collective/Live’ captures the band in […]