Americana UK

  • News
  • Reviews
    • Album Reviews
    • Live Reviews
    • Book Reviews
  • Features
    • Archive
      • Americana Bedrock
      • Americana Roots
      • AmericanA to Z
      • A Night to Remember
      • Dirty Dozens
      • Home Life
      • I Write the Songs
      • Lost Albums
      • Political Pops
      • Shuffle
      • Small Venue Heroes
      • Studio Life
      • The Other Side of Me
      • The Twang Factor
      • Top 10 Americana Albums Ever
      • Top 10 Americana Albums of the 21st Century
      • Top 10 Greatest Ever Americana Artists
      • Unsung Heroes
      • Van Life
      • Whatever Happened To…
      • What Should I Do…
      • WITATA
    • Anniversary Cheers
    • AUK Mini-Gigs
    • Can’t Live with it, Can’t Live without it
    • Classic Americana Albums
    • Classic Clips
    • Essentials
    • For The Sake Of The Song
    • More People Really Should Know About
    • Obituaries
    • Top 10 Americana Songs of All Time
    • VERSIONS
  • Interviews
  • Videos
  • Tracks
  • Columns
    • Sounds from the Shed
    • Vox Continental
  • Podcast
  • Forum
  • Info
    • Contact Us!
    • Review submission FAQ
    • Support Americana UK
    • Want to write for Americana UK?
    • Daily Digest Sign-Up
    • Advertise on Americana UK
    • Privacy Policy
Our latest posts
  • [ April 21, 2026 ] Video Premiere: The Rosie Daze Band “Will Rise” – music for the ages Videos
  • [ April 20, 2026 ] Debut album and London launch show for new Nashville act Maisy Owen News
  • [ April 20, 2026 ] Classic Clips: Buffalo Springfield “For What It’s Worth” & “Mr. Soul” – The Hollywood Palace, 8th April 1967 Classic Clips
  • [ April 20, 2026 ] Luke James Williams “Lime Hotel” Album Reviews
  • [ April 20, 2026 ] Live Review: Tyler Ramsey, The Social, London – 29th March 2026 Live Reviews
HomeKim Stanley Robinson

Kim Stanley Robinson

Book Reviews

Paperback Riders: Kim Stanley Robinson “The Years of Rice and Salt”

September 12, 2025 Tim Martin 0
One of the most interesting history books of the last decade or so was Peter Frankopan’s ‘The Silk Roads.’ His premise is that the historical centre of the world isn’t North West Europe, but somewhere between […]

Recent Forum Posts

  • Joe Nathan

    RE: What are you listening to at the moment?

    Florry - Smells Like…Florry Live as Hell

    By Joe Nathan , 19 hours ago

  • RE: What are you listening to at the moment?

    On a bit of a catch up: Sno Caps - S/T Joe Pernice ...

    By Richard Parkinson , 2 days ago

  • RE: What are you listening to at the moment?

    Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris - All the Roadrunning ...

    By Peter Thompson , 2 days ago

  • RE: What are you listening to at the moment?

    Robert Plant - Saving Grace: All That Glitters (vinyl)

    By Peter Thompson , 2 days ago

  • RE: What are you listening to at the moment?

    Natalie Merchant - Tigerlily

    By Peter Thompson , 2 days ago

  • RE: Andy Kershaw

    It's sad news. I have many happy memories of listening ...

    By durks , 3 days ago

  • Paul Villers

    Andy Kershaw

    I see that Andy Kershaw has died. One time roadie for B...

    By Paul Villers , 4 days ago

  • Joe Nathan

    RE: What are you listening to at the moment?

    Drive-By Truckers - It’s Great To Be Alive

    By Joe Nathan , 4 days ago

  • Andy Davidson

    RE: What are you listening to at the moment?

    Mike Ritchie played Moment in the Sun a few weeks ago o...

    By Andy Davidson , 4 days ago

our latest posts

Video Premiere: The Rosie Daze Band “Will Rise” – music for the ages

Videos
April 21, 2026 0
Maisy Owen

Debut album and London launch show for new Nashville act Maisy Owen

News
April 20, 2026 0
Buffalo Springfield on 10th September 1966

Classic Clips: Buffalo Springfield “For What It’s Worth” & “Mr. Soul” – The Hollywood Palace, 8th April 1967

Classic Clips
April 20, 2026 0
artwork for Luke James Williams album Lime Hotel

Luke James Williams “Lime Hotel”

Album Reviews
April 20, 2026 0

Live Review: Tyler Ramsey, The Social, London – 29th March 2026

Live Reviews
April 20, 2026 0
Videos

Video Premiere: The Rosie Daze Band “Will Rise” – music for the ages

April 21, 2026 0
Minneapolis-based The Rosie Daze Band will transport you into the musical past with their infectious brand of old-time folk and bluegrass. The group’s new single, Will Rise, is an absorbing combination of instruments delivered by superbly […]
Maisy Owen
News

Debut album and London launch show for new Nashville act Maisy Owen

April 20, 2026 0
Nashville native Maisy Owen has announced the release of her debut album Dark On A Sunny Day on 1st May 2026 via Tompkins Square.  Owen will be performing a gig at London’s Theatreship on 23rd June […]
Buffalo Springfield on 10th September 1966
Classic Clips

Classic Clips: Buffalo Springfield “For What It’s Worth” & “Mr. Soul” – The Hollywood Palace, 8th April 1967

April 20, 2026 0
The Hollywood Palace was an hour-long American Television variety show which broadcast from January 1964 until February 1970. Unlike the Ed Sullivan Show, this one had a different presenter each week. This classic clip from 1967 […]

  • Video Premiere: The Rosie Daze Band “Will Rise” – music for the ages
  • Debut album and London launch show for new Nashville act Maisy Owen
  • Classic Clips: Buffalo Springfield “For What It’s Worth” & “Mr. Soul” – The Hollywood Palace, 8th April 1967
  • Luke James Williams “Lime Hotel”
  • Live Review: Tyler Ramsey, The Social, London – 29th March 2026
  • The Song Remains: Andy Kershaw (1959-2026)
  • Massive Attack & Tom Waits “Boots On The Ground” – a slight hint of disquiet
  • Video Premiere: The Gated Community “Hope to Hell” – “It feels like a true collective”
  • Something for the weekend: This is Lorelie “Where’s Your Love Now (Waxahatchee Version)”
  • Interview: The Del Fuegos on the joys of reforming
Billy Bragg Bob Dylan Bruce Springsteen Chuck Prophet Courtney Marie Andrews Dean Owens Drive By Truckers Emmylou Harris Jason Isbell Johnny Cash John Prine Lucinda Williams Margo Price Neil Young Peter Bruntnell Robert Vincent Ryan Adams Steve Earle Sturgill Simpson The Band The Byrds The Delines Tom Petty Wilco Willie Nelson
  • Martin Johnson: He certainly was, and as they say, he was no age.
  • keith hargreaves: A sad sad loss He was an extraordinary broadcaster and tastemaker
  • Matt Walker: Thank you for taking the time to answer Mark. It helps explain why the final list feels disconnected. Thanks most…

Latest interviews

Interviews

Interview: The Del Fuegos on the joys of reforming

April 17, 2026 0
Brothers Dan and Warren Zanes revel in the glory of performing live again after decades. The Del Fuegos are one of the pioneering US americana acts who burst onto the music scene in 1985 and were […]
Band provided image
Interviews

Interview: Thomas Ådland, of Thomas & The Angry Hearts, on Language, Love and Identity

April 13, 2026 0
Two days before I heard them fill Martin’s Bar in Lillestrøm, I watched Thomas & The Angry Hearts make music in a wooden house surrounded by trees. In that studio, sound was built patiently: a harmony […]
Interviews

Interview: The Breath’s Stuart McCallum and Ríoghnach Connolly on collaborating with the Paraorchestra

April 7, 2026 0
How to achieve true musical Symbiosis. The Breath are guitarist Stuart McCallum and singer Ríoghnach Connolly, and they ensure that the song is always at the centre of their alt-folk sound. That sound is rich, reflecting […]

You may have missed…

Live Reviews

Live review: Lady Nade, St Georges, Bristol -19th June 2021

June 28, 2021 0
For what was our first live show in 18 months, the Café/Bar at St Georges, a former Georgian church in central Bristol, was a great setting. This was the last of four sold-out shows celebrating the […]
Cory Hanson by Asal Shahindoust
Columns

Sounds from beyond the Shed 173 – “Friends Reunited”

February 10, 2025 1
Every year we have an AUK Writers weekend which our editor Mark referred to in his final piece of the week before last. In the end there were no arguments about banjos but a jolly time […]
Album Reviews

David Banks “Until The End” (Independent, 2019)

March 27, 2019 0
This is the first solo album from former Whybirds guitarist and co-writer David Banks. It’s an ambitious sound –big, big ballads; to some extent picking up where the Whybirds left off in 2017. They returned to […]

© Americana UK 2026, a website based in the People's Republic of Liverpool