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Kim Ware and the Good Graces “Ready”

September 22, 2022 Tim Martin 0

Thought provoking words, and dreamy guitar based music that grows on you with a few listens. Ready is an album made up of pre-pandemic songs mixed with a few written under Lockdown.. Opening song ‘Capital R’ […]

Anthony D’Amato “At First There Was Nothing”

September 22, 2022 Martin Johnson 0

New Jersey may be a fundamental influence, but Utah has added a fine refresh. Anthony D’Amato has finally released his first full-time album in 6 years, ‘At First There Was Nothing’, though in the intervening period […]

Album Cover art for Griffin Anthony's 'The Art of Collecting'

Griffin Anthony “The Art Of Collecting”

September 21, 2022 Kimberly Bright 0

A solid country-tinged folk album with captivating stories and compassionate messages for outsiders. It’s not easy to get a job or internship as a stagehand at the Newport Jazz and Folk Festivals, but songwriter Griffin Anthony […]

Nick Cory Young “Crow Got Drunk”

September 21, 2022 Tim Martin 0

A love letter to the music of the 90s that stands with the best of the decade. Young’s website tells us that he “writes and performs indie rock with a touch of twang, sounding like a cross […]

artwork for Rob Heron & The Tea Pad Orchestra album "The Party's Over"

Rob Heron & The Tea Pad Orchestra “The Party’s Over”

September 20, 2022 Viv Fish 0

Don’t believe a word of it – the party is far from over. By their own admission, Rob Heron & The Tea Pad Orchestra have been “gleefully trampling over genre boundaries” for over a decade now. […]