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Caroline Spence “Heart Go Wild”

September 25, 2025 Peter Churchill 0

Another exceedingly classy album from the marvellous Caroline Spence. Caroline Spence may not be a household name, but, for those in the know, a new album is always cause for celebration. Spence was featured in these […]

Tim Grimm “Bones of Trees”

September 25, 2025 Andy Davidson 0

Fine-grained songs from a craftsman’s hands. “Folk songs transmit history and stories, serve as a means of personal and collective expression and entertainment. Through their narrative, they connect generations.” AI proved useful when asked for the […]

Album cover for William Prince's 'Further From The Country'

William Prince “Further From The Country”

September 24, 2025 Jonny Brick 0

Nine mostly melancholy tunes from the talented Canadian singer/songwriter. William Prince’s gruff croon is familiar to Radio 2 audiences, and he recently opened for Midland at their three UK shows. His fifth album is the first […]

artwork for Dallas Burrow album "The Way the West Was Won"

Dallas Burrow “The Way the West Was Won”

September 24, 2025 Sebastian Reyes Turner 0

Fragments of the Old West survive in an ever-changing world. Two days of intense inspiration were as long as it took Texas-born songwriter Dallas Burrow to record his latest album, “The Way the West Was Won”. […]

Briscoe “Heat of July”

September 23, 2025 Jonathan Smith 0

Fresh air, clear skies and open roads from Austin, Texas duo. Briscoe comprises songwriter duo Philip Lupton and Truett Heintzelman, lifelong friends based out of Austin, Texas. Following 2023’s “West of It All”, they have spent […]