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Hayes Carll “We’re Only Human”
An inward muse. After a series of releases culminating in what many considered to be his best to date “You Get It All” in 2021, Hayes Carll had gone quiet on the recording front. Frequently compared […]
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Eliza Gilkyson “Dark Ages”
Hope transcends palpable anger. In Eliza Gilkyson’s world, shadowy politicians, warhawks, and chauvinists are Shakespearean in their destruction, pride sealing their fate and dooming them to repeat the past. In the wake of the US invasion […]
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Charley Crockett “Dollar A Day”
Charley Crockett goes from strength to strength on his second major label release. There’s no doubt that Charley Crockett is on a roll. “Dollar A Day” is his 15th album, with his last four being released […]
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The Pleasures “Enemy Of My Enemy”
A cynical litany of love gone wrong. Born from hectic writing sessions late at night, The Pleasures have offered an album that critically examines where the blame lies in lost love. The Melbourne-based duo, Catherine Britt […]
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Ada Lea “when i paint my masterpiece”
Ada Lea offers an exploration into Canadian folk music, stepping into her intimately personal world whilst reflecting the modern life around her. “when i paint my masterpiece” is an album of detailed observations on Lea’s community, […]