Album Reviews
R.Mutt “The Dash” (Independent, 2017)
Do you believe in rock and roll ? R.Mutt do. Six years after the release of their last album – the well received Leash on Life – they finally return with a new record that builds […]
Album Reviews
Album Reviews
Curse of Lono “Severed” (Submarine Cat Records, 2017)
On first hearing this record without reading anything about it I thought that Steven Adams (Broken Family Band) had adopted a back to basics approach and formed a new band. It’s a thought that stuck with […]
Album Reviews
Stephen Simmons “A World Without” (Blue Rose Records, 2016)
At a time when the great and good of mainstream Nashville can be found in the UK playing the country fest that is C2C Stephen Simmons’ latest offering acts as an antidote to much of the […]
Album Reviews
The Sadies “Northern Passages” (Yep Roc Records, 2017)
The Sadies are enjoying a fantastic run of form. Their last two records have both been brilliant autumnal works and this one begins in pretty much the same vein – the opening chords of Riverview Fog […]
Album Reviews
Jim Lauderdale “London Southern” (Proper Records, 2017)
Three decades into his career Jim Lauderdale has achieved, with London Southern, a long cherished ambition to record an album in London. The temptation to do so was driven by excellent motives – he could record […]