Album Reviews
Joe Ely “Driven To Drive”
Joe Ely delves into the past to reflect on a life spent on the road. ‘Driven To Drive’ has been a long time in the making. After Twenty-three albums and countless miles under his belt Joe […]
Articles by Peter Churchill
Features
More People Should Really Know About: Antje Duvekot
Just how do we know which artist really is under the radar and deserving of a profile boost in this thread? The search facility on this website is an obvious starting point so, as is the […]
Album Reviews
Townsend’s Solitaire “Glad To Be Alive”
Reflections of grief and loss enlivened with classical accompaniment. Townsend’s Solitaire is a Seattle chamber-folk sextuplet brought together by Bobby Odle. Odle is a bi-polar singer-songwriter and, on ‘Glad To Be Alive’, he set out to […]
Album Reviews
Jason McNiff “Everything’s A Song”
A manifesto for life from Hasting’s finest. Hastings. 1066 and all that. Oh, and the hotbed of crime that kept Inspector Foyle on his toes during the war years. For fear of mimicking the Pythons, apart […]
Album Reviews
Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields “I Remember You”
Talented Antipodean individuals with an impressive coming together. Occasionally, two voices meld together into an almost imperceptible whole, a unison demonstrating a natural chemistry. The combination of Matt Joe Gow and Kerryn Fields, the coming together […]