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Book Review: Jessica Willis Fisher “Unspeakable: Surviving My Childhood and Finding My Voice”

November 8, 2022 Tim Martin 0

Stories of surviving harrowing and challenging childhoods have been staples of the publishing industry for many years. You have to wonder if there is a point at which reader fatigue sets in from these tales. Fortunately, […]

Herman Dune “The Portable Herman Dune Vol.1”

November 8, 2022 Sean Hannam 0

David Ivar dips into his back catalogue and re-records a selection of songs with minimal instrumentation, special guests and some seriously impressive results. Herman Dune’s latest album, ‘The Portable Herman Dune Vol.1′, isn’t strictly a new […]

Emily Nenni “On The Ranch”

November 7, 2022 Alan Fitter 0

Emily Nenni’s debut album is a delightful throwback to the kind of classic country that’s a rarity these days ‘On The Ranch’ is the debut album from California-born but Nashville-based singer Emily Nenni which with its […]

The Lowest Pair and Small Town Therapy “Horse Camp”

November 7, 2022 FredArnold 0

A slight musical detour from the last outing delivers an album of great beauty. The Lowest Pair (named after a John Hartford poem) are Kendl Winter and Palmer T. Lee, two dazzling banjo players and singer-songwriters […]

This Lonesome Paradise “Nightshades”

November 4, 2022 Cam Fraser 0

Dark shades of western noir, neck-high in reverb-drenched gothic twang. Since the release of their debut album, This Lonesome Paradise have relocated to Joshua Tree, CA. That move brought them to the attention of Pat Kearns […]