Album Reviews
Max Allard “Odes / Codes”
An album showing, once more, just what the banjo can do. When Bela Fleck says he has found “a new mature and poetic voice on the 5 string banjo. Beautiful compositions and a very nice touch” then […]
Album Reviews
Album Reviews
The HawtThorns “Tarot Cards and Shooting Stars”
Smooth sounds and a great voice for a summer’s day – if we ever get one! The press release for the second album by husband and wife duo KP and Johnny Hawthorn, The HawtThorns’ describes their work […]
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Ceretana “Failing East'”
Clear musical promise abounds in this second album of friendship and nostalgia. Flying under the radar until now, Ceretana is Marty Moran and Chris Mignanelli, a music teacher and a poet who met while studying overseas […]
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Dan Weber “The Way the River Goes”
On his third album Dan Weber establishes himself as a songwriter of considerable talent. It’s been seven years since Weber’s second album ‘What I’m Lookin’ For’ was released in 2015. Why such a long gap? Weber […]
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Cold Cold Blood “In Cold Cold Blood”
Eclectic and atmospheric vintage alt-country from French quartet Cold Cold Blood. Limoges singer-songwriter, bassist, and guitarist Fabien Bréart is a musical DIY hero in France. He played bass in the raucous garage rock band The Lost […]