Album Reviews
Nathaniel Bellows “Three”
Emotionally draining it may be, but ‘Three’ is a trip worth taking Of course, this is Nathaniel Bellows’ third album, but there is not such a lack of imagination in the title. Three also represents the […]
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Album Reviews
The Fugitives “Trench Songs”
The Fugitives rework soldiers’ songs from the First World War for a modern audience Vancouver, Canada’s folk band The Fugitives have taken on an ambitious project: reimagining war songs from World War I for a modern […]
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Steve Earle & The Dukes “J.T.”
Steve Earle pays tribute to his late son, Justin, on a very emotive album You’d need a heart of stone not to be touched by Steve Earle’s latest “tribute” album. Previously he has released ‘Townes’ and […]
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Jim White “Misfit’s Jubilee”
Acid trip Cowboy delivers plenty of whimsy but not a lot of wow The Americana maverick Jim White returns with what he has described as his ‘most upbeat, hallucinogenic record to date’. ‘Misfit’s Jubilee’ certainly lives […]
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Josh Geffin “Islands” (Culture Recordings 2020)
‘Islands’ is Josh Geffin’s latest release, a four track EP of spare, brooding and highly affecting Indie tinged folk. That Geffin may still be some way short of being a household name, even in the circles […]