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Live Review: Zachary Lucky, Green Note, London – 12th October 2025

October 21, 2025 David Chalfen 1

A classic troubadour from the Canadian Prairies, Zachary Lucky’s autumn tour covers the UK, Belgium and Holland. Raised in Saskatoon in Saskatchewan, he shares this native town with the likes of Deep Dark Woods, Kacy and […]

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Brendan Regan “Phenomenal Consolation”

October 21, 2025 Chas Lacey 0

Haunting fiddle-driven folk and post-punk ‘Celticana’ with fine poetic lyricism. With his second full-length collection, Seattle-based Brendan Regan draws upon traditional folk and Celtic influences while tapping into his former life as drummer in a post-punk […]

Coyle Girelli “Out of This Town”

October 20, 2025 Andy Davidson 0

Mutual respect and a classy collaboration. The gist – it has been more than ten years since Coyle Girelli co-wrote with country singer/songwriter Mac Davis. Davis wrote two of Presley’s biggest hits, ‘In the Ghetto’ and […]

AUK Shortcuts: Kirsten Adamson, Garrett Hendricks, Levi Foster, Austin Stambaugh, Jack Schneider, The Shallow Riverbanks, Elizabeth & Jameson and Peter Stampfel

October 20, 2025 Paul Kerr 0

Our latest Short Cuts, a monthly feature where AUK casts a brief eye and ear on several albums we’ve received recently, which just didn’t make the cut for a full review. Like most major music websites, […]

Ladybird “Clementine”

October 20, 2025 Tim Martin 0

A mix of ’90s rock and country produces an album trying to be too many things to too many people. Country music is a strange thing. For something so rooted in tradition, it is often subject […]