Album Review: Bird in the Belly – Neighbours and Sisters
Neighbours and Sisters is the latest album from this eclectic group of individuals and is the perfect follow-up to their debut album last year The Crowing.
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Author: Joe Knipe
Album Review: Annie & Rod Capps – When They Fall
When They Fall is the new album by Michigan-based folk-Americana duo Annie & Rod Capps, which is due for European release on Yellow Room Records
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Album Review: James McArthur and The Head Gardeners – Intergalactic Sailor
Intergalactic Sailor is the third album from Welsh born folk singer/songwriter James McArthur with his band, The Head Gardeners.
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EP Review: Rob Heron & The Tea Pad Orchestra – Eta Carinae
Eta Carinae is the new EP by much-lauded Newcastle-based genre-hopping roots quintet Rob Heron & The Tea Pad Orchestra.
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Album Review: Jim McHugh – My Nuclear Radio
My Nuclear Radio is the fascinating new album from dynamic multi-instrumentalist Jim McHugh who has been receiving steady radio play over the last couple of years since the release of Noise Machine back in 2016.
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Album Review: Bob Bradshaw – Queen of The West
Irish born Bob Bradshaw relocated to the United States many moons ago and has since worked tirelessly to emulate the roots-rock stylings of Texan performers that he grew up adoring. The result is a monumental body of work that has seen him heralded around the globe for his own unique and intangible version of Americana.
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Album Review: Jens Carelius – Opsi
Jens Carelius has released his new album entitled “Opsi” on Jansen Records. The album is named after his great-great-grandfather Fritz “Opsi” Doerries, the entomologist, and was inspired by his travels through Eastern Siberia in the late 1800s.
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Album Review: Session Americana – North East
Session Americana’s new album North East is an exploration of popular and folk music from the Northeastern United States as filtered through the many tastes and voices of the Session Americana community.
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EP Review: Cut Throat Francis – This Garden’s Never Gonna Grow
Cut Throat Francis are a Bristol-based gypsy folk band who describe themselves as a ‘Balkan swing band…kind of’ and honestly that’s about as close as you can get to putting a definition into words for what they do. The reality is that the group have created a sound that borders on blissfully indescribable and this year saw the release of their latest EP This Garden’s Never Gonna Grow.
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Album Review: Finn Collinson – Call to Mind
Finn Collinson is a stunningly talented young multi-instrumentalist with seemingly endless talents and a host of successes to his name but this month saw the release of his official debut album Call to Mind
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