Reviews – Page 898 – Americana UK

Our latest posts

[ July 9, 2026 ] Essentials: Americana Podcasts and Internet Radio updated for 2026 Essentials
[ July 9, 2026 ] The Proclaimers announce an ‘offensive’ new album and more tour dates News
[ July 9, 2026 ] AUK Shortcuts: Richard Neuberg, Grapes of Grain, Freedom Heartsong, Grain Electric, Erik Rabasca, Tony Kamel, Jeremy Beggs, Jenner Fox & Jeremy Elliott, and Skydiggers Album Reviews
[ July 9, 2026 ] Sophie Wellington “Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still” Album Reviews
[ July 9, 2026 ] Live Review: Tift Merritt, The Lower Third, London – 28th June 2026 Live Reviews

The Schramms “Omnidirectional” (Blue Rose Records, 2019)

July 25, 2019 Clint West 0

Dave Schramm genuinely fits that over-used expression ‘a musician’s musician’. Perhaps he’s best known as the lead guitarist on Yo La Tengo’s first releases, including their acclaimed debut album ‘Ride The Tiger’. He has since returned […]

Lauren Bradford “Grounded in the Clouds” (Independent, 2019)

July 25, 2019 Linda Jameson 0

‘Grounded in the Clouds’ is the second album from Bristol, UK-based folk singer, Lauren Bradford. Previously hailing from San Francisco bay, Bradford has also lived across the UK taking in Liverpool, Leeds, London and Bath. Unsurprisingly, […]

Static Roots Festival, Zentrum Altenberg, Oberhausen, Germany, 12-13th July 2019

July 25, 2019 Paul Kerr 3

It’s festival season for sure as hordes of music fans pack both wellies and sun cream as they head off for a weekend of unbridled fun. Be it the massive set up at Glastonbury or the […]

Harrison Whitford “Afraid Of Everything” (Screwdriver Records, 2019)

July 24, 2019 Harold Hogan 0

The opening track of singer-songwriter Harrison Whitford’s latest album starts off with some gentle strumming and tender, vulnerable vocal work. So far so average. Then the drums kick in, along with backing vocals, the fuzzy electric, […]

Rock Island Line 65th Anniversary, Cadogan Hall, London, 13th July 2019

July 24, 2019 Jonathan Aird 0

There’s no real reason why in the mid-1950s a form of music already more or less forgotten in its homeland should have got a revival in the UK. Yet the short-lived Skiffle craze – a wild […]