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Video: SYML “Lost Myself” (Feat. Guy Garvey)

October 21, 2022 Andrew Frolish 0

Sometimes you’re lucky enough to find beautiful music that truly transports you to another place, sounds that move you. Check out SYML for one of those special moments. Named for the Welsh word for ‘simple’, SYML […]

Gløde “Ø” (Membran, 2017)

November 20, 2017 David Cowling 0

Gløde announce themselves with the ambitious anthem As We Speak that bridges the gap between the Choir of Young Believers and Elbow. It’s a song that builds and builds and is full of self-confidence, unafraid to […]

The New Faith “Me On You” (Faith Healer Records, 2017)

November 6, 2017 David Cowling 0

Big sounding records sometimes bully me into submission and the sheer force of the music carries me along. Pete Wylie was like that, a wave of infectious exuberance, with tunes. Then there are more modern exponents […]

Freddy Trujillo takes flight with his fifth solo album

August 6, 2026 0

For more than two decades, Freddy Trujillo has quietly built one of the most distinctive careers in American roots music. Whether anchoring the rhythm section as bassist for Richmond Fontaine and The Delines or as a […]

Railcard “Unstable Neighbour” – let’s get on, ok?

August 6, 2026 0

Railcard’s new single from their debut album Two Steps At A Time, is a softly sunny power pop take on a common problem – the unreasonable person who lives next door. Tell us about it. Although […]

Video: Karl Bray “Marianne”

August 6, 2026 0

Here’s the sound of the summer; Marianne is upbeat folk from singer-songwriter Karl Bray. Featuring guitar from Paul Phillips, former member of Pooh Sticks, Marianne opens with a light strum before the song settles into its swaying […]

Video: SYML “Lost Myself” (Feat. Guy Garvey)

Gløde “Ø” (Membran, 2017)

The New Faith “Me On You” (Faith Healer Records, 2017)

Freddy Trujillo takes flight with his fifth solo album

Railcard “Unstable Neighbour” – let’s get on, ok?

Video: Karl Bray “Marianne”

Can’t Live With It, Can’t Live Without It: Tom Waits

Paul McClure “The Good And The Bad Of It”