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Crys Matthews “Reclamation”

February 5, 2025 Rick Thorn 0

A harsh bright light shone into America’s darkest corners. ‘Reclamation’ has the potential to become an exceptionally powerful album coming as it has in the current political environment. Matthews identifies as a black, butch lesbian who […]

Morganway “Kill The Silence”

February 5, 2025 Andrew Raw 0

Vigorous, good-time, catchy soft rock, Morganway are a six-piece band from Norfolk and Cambridge, founded by twins Callum and Kieran Morgan on bass and guitar respectively, with Ed Bullinger on drums. This is their third studio […]

The Ocelots “Everything, When Said Slowly”

February 5, 2025 Martin Johnson 0

Pop-infused indie folk with a touch of literature and blarney. As well as being a wild cat from the Americas, the Ocelots are also twin brothers Ashley and Brandon Watson who hail originally from Wexford, Ireland, […]

artwork for A Lee Edwards solo debut album, Interpreting Heart Sounds Vol. I

A. Lee Edwards “Interpreting Heart Sounds, Vol. I”

February 4, 2025 Daisy Innes 0

A reflective, confident, country record from an artist with decades of musical life-experience. There’s somewhat of a distinction within country music between songs that are songs, and songs that are tales, and on solo debut album “Interpreting […]

David Luximon “A Certain Frame of Reference”

February 4, 2025 Clint West 0

Scottish singer-songwriter impresses on second album. David Luximon is a musician and songwriter based in Perthshire Scotland. This, his second album, was self-produced and recorded with the help of Creative Scotland. The album explores Luximon’s transition […]