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Jono Manson “Stars Enough to Guide Me”

March 15, 2023 FredArnold 0

A fine multi-genre album that is a fitting addition to Jono Manson’s body of work. For a guy who has been around the block many times over, Jono Manson exists depressingly under the radar and we […]

Winhill/Losehill “The Grief”

March 14, 2023 Peter Churchill 0

Confident third album from Swedish band with a number of high points. ‘The Grief’ is the third album from Swedish band Winhill/Losehill and features twelve new songs from the songwriting duo of Jonas Svennem (composer) and […]

Live review: David Gray, Union Chapel, Islington, London – 27th February 2023

March 14, 2023 Peter Feldon 0

Who wouldn’t want the chance to see a noughties blockbuster artist perform an album inspired by three medieval monks living on a remote island west of Kerry? To be honest I haven’t paid David Gray much […]

Lilybandits “Shifty’s Tavern”

March 14, 2023 GrahamBollands 0

Twenty-fifth anniversary vinyl reissue of critically acclaimed but not widely known debut from a great Columbus band. Lilybandits were a hugely talented five-piece Americana band from Columbus, Ohio who formed in 1993 and broke up in […]

artwork for Willie Nelson album "I Don't Know A Thing About Love"

Willie Nelson “I Don’t Know A Thing About Love”

March 13, 2023 Graeme Tait 2

Nelson adds his own perspective to the abiding musical legacy of one of country music’s greatest songwriters. Back in the final years of the 1950’s when the musical landscape much like the wider world was perceived […]