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Tom Jenkins “Meadow – Part 1”

January 10, 2024 Joe Graham 0
Raw folk from the Welsh valleys on Jenkins’ stripped-back latest. ‘Meadow – Part 1’ is the first instalment of Tom Jenkins’ new stripped-back album. Following two previous “full-band, full-production” albums, Jenkins decided to record some tracks […]
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Grant Glad “One Man’s Story”

January 9, 2024 Peter Thompson 0
A concept album from a fine teller of stories, this will hold your interest from start to finish. Grant Glad has been around the Minnesota music scene for some time; most notably as frontman for the […]
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Holler Choir “Songs Before They Write Themselves”

January 8, 2024 Andy Davidson 0
Old tools crafting out contemporary bluegrass-tinged gems. The album title implies an uncertain fate for songwriters and musicians, what with AI now mimicking human creative endeavours, but thankfully these ten tracks offer reassurance and hope. Holler […]
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Thea Gilmore “Thea Gilmore”

January 5, 2024 FredArnold 2
Thea Gilmore sheds the Afterlight and emerges as her own person in fascinating change of direction. Thea Gilmore is something of a national treasure, as she has produced about 20 albums in the last twenty-five years, […]
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Martyn Joseph “This Is What I Want To Say”

January 4, 2024 Kimberly Bright 1
Martyn Joseph gathers the world in a giant bear hug, advising listeners how to power through despair and heal everything with radical love. Penarth, Wales’s Martyn Joseph has been called “The Welsh Springsteen,” but it’s hard […]

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