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Maia Sharp “Tomboy”

September 19, 2025 FredArnold 0

Ten albums in and Maia Sharp delivers another intensely self-reflective album of the highest quality. In a world of superb female singer-songwriters, a name that gets overlooked is Maia Sharp, one of the best, most melodic, […]

Book Review: Billy Bragg “Billy Bragg- A People’s History”

September 19, 2025 Tim Martin 0

This book, which feels like a labour of love on all parts, compiles 700 fan memories into a chronological community narrative of Billy Bragg’s life and influence. From his start in Barking, Essex, through the founding […]

Steve Tilston live at The Festival Hall, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire - 12th September 2025

Live Review: Steve Tilston, + Tetherer, The Festival Hall, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire – 12th September 2025

September 19, 2025 Graeme Tait 0

Tonight’s venue was a first for me, even though it is situated within a town that I have known for most of my life. Market Rasen lies approximately 13 miles north-east of the city of Lincoln, […]

Artwork for Jackson Scribner album "Depression Kids"

Jackson Scribner “Depression Kids”

September 18, 2025 Bryan Bance 0

Texas troubadour’s impressive second album is a rewarding collection of late-night musings. While Jackson Scribner’s sophomore release likely won’t elicit cries of “Judas” directed at him, his move to a fuller, more electric sound warrants attention, […]

Artwork for SunYears album "The Song Forlorn"

SunYears “The Song Forlorn”

September 18, 2025 Pete Hill 0

Finding a place in the world with a mix of styles. After nine albums with indie rock trio Peter Bjorn and John, Peter Morén began to confront the issue of who he really was as a […]