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The Pleasures “Enemy Of My Enemy”

August 19, 2025 Fiona Golden 0

A cynical litany of love gone wrong. Born from hectic writing sessions late at night, The Pleasures have offered an album that critically examines where the blame lies in lost love. The Melbourne-based duo, Catherine Britt […]

Ada Lea “when i paint my masterpiece”

August 18, 2025 Daisy Innes 0

Ada Lea offers an exploration into Canadian folk music, stepping into her intimately personal world whilst reflecting the modern life around her. “when i paint my masterpiece” is an album of detailed observations on Lea’s community, […]

Bruce Springsteen “Tracks II: The Lost Albums”

August 18, 2025 Jonathan Aird 3

Digging through Springsteen’s archives for a mixed bag of seven new albums. At some point, all artists with lengthy careers start to release archival recordings, and Bruce is no different to Bob, Neil, and all the […]

Jubal Lee Young “Squirrels”

August 15, 2025 Jonathan Smith 2

Downhome truths and shaggy dog tales with front porch tunes. “Squirrels” is Jubal Lee Young’s second album release in as many years, and he sees it as a companion piece to 2024’s “Wild Birds Warble”. There is […]

Bennett Valuks “Made in London”

August 14, 2025 Andy Davidson 0

Nine heartfelt tracks out of Norwood. Debut album from south London alt-folk group Bennett Valuks. Ian Bennett and Benedict Valuks’ website describes them being brought together through the bustling and vibrant south London music scene and […]