John Lee

Danny Horn & The Shared Myths “The Death of Lucy”

June 20, 2025 John Lee 0

Danny Horn’s latest is an album of emotional wreckage – with heartbreak sometimes hidden beneath melody. “Lucy” is Danny Horn’s muse. She does not die on this album. Rather Horn appears to be putting a line […]

Live Review: Bess Atwell + Sophie May + Pem, Koko, Camden – 22nd May 2025

June 4, 2025 John Lee 0

Second time lucky. Bess Atwell’s long-awaited show at Koko, postponed from February due to illness, proved well worth the wait. Judging by the warmth of the crowd, no one seemed to mind the delay. Atwell herself […]

Herman Düne “Odysseus”

May 27, 2025 John Lee 0

Herman Düne’s “Odysseus” is a voyage of strings, sorrow, and surreal beauty – sailing far beyond anything they’ve done before. In shifting away from the stripped-back intimacy of his recent “Portable Herman Düne” trilogy, David Ivar […]

More People Should Really Know About: Jerry Joseph

May 20, 2025 John Lee 7

Let’s start with the paradox: if you’re reading this, you probably already know about Jerry Joseph. You’re likely a fan. If you’ve seen him live, you might even be the kind of superfan who travels miles […]

The Tisburys “Still Life Revisited”

May 15, 2025 John Lee 0

Breezy 90s-inspired Indie – not necessarily for hardcore Americana fans, but some well-crafted songs nonetheless. On “Still Life Revisited”, The Tisburys deliver a warm, well-crafted collection that plays like a familiar conversation – comforting, earnest, and […]