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Artwork for Aaron Thomas album "Human Patterns"

Aaron Thomas “Human Patterns”

June 4, 2024 Adrian Dzialdowski 0

A well-crafted and engaging exploration of love, life, and loss. Aaron Thomas is an Australian singer-songwriter who is a new name to this reviewer but has been around for some time, this being his fourth album. […]

The Fugitives “No Help Coming”

June 4, 2024 Keith Hargreaves 0

A folk treatise on the climate emergency that sounds great too. Released in the US and Canada last year The Fugitives finally get a European release, to accompany their jaunt over here, through Fallen Tree Records […]

Good Looks “Lived Here For A While”

June 3, 2024 Andrew Raw 2

Post-punk indie with compelling lyrics. This is Good Looks’ second album after their debut ‘Bummer Year’, released in 2022. The quartet, from Austin Texas, are playing post-punk indie with an eighties vibe after having more of an […]

artwork for Keegan McInroe album "Dusty Passports and Empty Beds"

Keegan McInroe “Dusty Passports and Empty Beds”

June 3, 2024 Dean Nardi 0

Birthed during a period of isolation, his new album displays a deft touch for sensitive songwriting. ‘Dusty Passports and Empty Beds’ came about as a result of the pandemic’s grip. When the lockdown was mandated in […]

Live Review: Kim Richey + Carla J Easton, Newbald Village Hall, North Newbald, Yorkshire – 25th May 2024

June 3, 2024 Graeme Tait 3

My windshield wipers were operating in overdrive, headlights on full, as I made the journey to the venue through weather that was more in keeping with late February rather than late May, the mist completely obscuring […]