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Album art fo "the One Who Remembers" by Avery Hill

Avery Hill “The One Who Remembers”

November 13, 2024 Richard Parkinson 0

Avery Hill presents an intimate set of stories showcasing the act of remembering. Portland-based singer-songwriter Avery Hill’s sophomore full-length album, “The One Who Remembers”, arrives nine years after “Dreams & Ghosts: A Family Album” (2015). Hill […]

Hannah Scott “Absence Of Doubt”

November 13, 2024 Tim Martin 2

Forget genre and just listen to a songwriter who is working at the peak of her power. Fifteen years and a dozen releases into her career you might expect Hannah Scott to have settled into a […]

artwork for Laura Marling album "Patterns In Repeat"

Laura Marling “Patterns In Repeat”

November 12, 2024 Graeme Tait 0

Marling’s eighth studio album is a deceptively simplistic offering that permeates a sense of contentment throughout. Laura Marling began work on “Pattern In Repeat”, shortly after the birth of her daughter, and first child, back in […]

Dwight Yoakam “Brighter Days”

November 12, 2024 Paul Kerr 5

Veteran New Country artist returns with a vibrant new album. It’s been nine years since Dwight Yoakam last graced us with an album, a long time out of the limelight which he once commanded. It’s fair […]

Nicolai Dunger “Melody Rules”

November 11, 2024 Helen Jones 0

A cathartic divorce album that draws from traditional folk, but still maintains its own modern sound. In the world of music, marital strife is as sad of an occurrence as it is for us non-musician folk, […]