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Blake Brown & The American Dust Choir – “Don’t Look Back”

November 29, 2022 Ljubinko Zivkovic 0

Blake Brown & The American Dust Choir come up with a sophisticated and assured set of five Americana tunes. Insiders and die-hard Americana fans have probably heard Blake Brown’s name mentioned in the context of a […]

artwork for Have Guns, Will Travel EP, 'Silver Sounds'

Have Guns, Will Travel “Silver Sounds EP”

November 28, 2022 Graeme Tait 0

Bradenton’s favourite sons return re-energized with a high-octane power pop EP soaked in a strong southern accent. Like many new releases of recent times the ‘Silver Sounds’ EP was written and recorded during the pandemic, a […]

Morton Valence “Morton Valence”

November 28, 2022 Rick Thorn 0

Multi-layered enigmatic urban country music. This self-titled album is the eighth from the London duo of Robert Jessett and Anne Gilpin. It has been produced by B J Cole legendary producer and steel guitar maestro who […]

Live Review: Isabella Coulstock and Joe Slater, London Green Note – 15th November 2022

November 28, 2022 David Chalfen 0

Tonight is Ms Coulstock’s first headliner, and it’s sold out. Her website shows a medley of highly laudatory recommendations from respected musicians, major festival heads and BBC Radio presenters and all single out her musicianship, singing […]

Sicard Hollow album art brightest of days

Sicard Hollow “Brightest Days”

November 28, 2022 Keith Hargreaves 0

Progressive bluegrass is a real thing! There is an energy to this album that is both infectious and beguiling and marketing itself as progressive bluegrass is an interesting concept. Opening with the title track these post-punk […]