Album Reviews
Lady Nade “Willing”
A strange, beguiling multi-layered voice married to a simple folksy vibe. A folkster (for want of a better word) starting to make waves in the UK Americana seas, and, through the power of virtual festivals, in […]
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Album Reviews
Martha Fields “Headed South”
Appalachia and Texas meets Southwest France. Lockdown has inspired many artists to write new material during the past eighteen months or so, but it is unlikely that many americana albums were written during this time in […]
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Daniel Wylie’s Cosmic Rough Riders “Atoms And Energy”
A mature and reflective album with a gilded sunshine rock and pop coating. Scotland is generally considered by most intelligent folk as the second-best place on earth to produce sun-kissed jangle rock and pop after California, […]
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Paul Rocha “Apophenia”
A mixture of themes come together to form a fairly cohesive whole that takes the listener on an enjoyable, if uneven, journey. Paul Rocha is something of a renaissance man: he’s been a bagel baker, a […]
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Mathew Robb “War Without Witness”
On his third album, Robb both honors his inspirations and presents a personal vision of Americana. It is in no way unusual that Americana artists of all shapes and colours have both Bob Dylan and Townes […]