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Cover of Thee Holy Brothers album, 'High In My Balloon'

Thee Holy Brothers “High In My Balloon”

April 15, 2025 Jonny Brick 0

Sixties homage that sets a cancer journey to different musical styles. Thee Holy Brothers is a supergroup of sorts, formed of Willie Aron and Marvin Etzioni, whose full CVs would take up this entire review. Etzioni […]

Sue Harding “The World”

April 15, 2025 Tim Martin 0

Reflections on life, change and survival. Modern folk music which doesn’t rest in the past. Since her last album ‘Darkling,’ Harding has entered a new stage of life. ‘The World’ is named for the tarot card. […]

Ashleigh Flynn & The Riveters “Good Morning Sunshine”

April 14, 2025 Fiona Golden 0

Joyfully keeping the faith. It’s one thing to form a band full of talented women, it’s another to create an expansive collective along the Pacific coast of over a dozen women in bluegrass, country, and Americana […]

artwork for Hamilton Leithauser album "This Side Of The Island"

Hamilton Leithauser “This Side Of The Island”

April 14, 2025 Graeme Tait 0

Former frontman for The Walkmen plays to his strengths on highly energetic third solo album. Almost two years on from the triumphant reunion tour for the legendary indie rock band The Walkmen, lead vocalist Hamilton Leithauser […]

Songdog “Mirabilla Mundi”

April 11, 2025 Andy Davidson 0

Aging successfully requires the right kind of reminiscing. Welsh songwriter Lyndon Morgans’ ninth album is back to being Songdog and returning to some familiar themes, such as the passing of time, lost love, nostalgia and death. […]