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The Shootouts “Stampede”

February 15, 2023 Richard Parkinson 0

Editor’s note: Occasionally I will completely mess up our reviews system and accidentally send the same album to two different writers. This is one such occasion – fortunately both writers essentially agreed so here are our […]

Various Artists “Tribute to a Songpoet – Songs of Eric Andersen”

February 15, 2023 Jonathan Aird 0

Greenwich Village legend gets deserved superstar tribute. Eric Andersen is a song writing legend who hit the floor running with his early albums as part of the Greenwich Village folk scene of the early 1960s. He […]

artwork for The Sarandons album "Sightlines"

The Sarandons “Sightlines”

February 14, 2023 Graeme Tait 0

Toronto stalwarts deliver a debut studio album full of radio-friendly indie rock. The Sarandons hail from Ontario’s capital city and are made up of Dave Suchon on lead vocals and guitar, Damian Coleman bass and backing […]

The Autumn Saints “Wind Burn & Broken Oak”

February 13, 2023 Rick Bayles 0

Debut studio album from Anglo-American roots rockers. The Autumn Saints are an Anglo-American band playing Americana with a decidedly Indie rock feel. Based in Oxford and fronted by American bass player and vocalist Britt Strickland, this […]

Artwork for Jaimee Harris album 'Boomerang Town'

Jaimee Harris “Boomerang Town”

February 13, 2023 FredArnold 0

With a second album of devastatingly honest songwriting, Jaimee Harris is set for greater things. Jaimee Harris came to attention with her debut album ‘Red Rescue’ in 2018 which was met with significant critical acclaim and […]