Album Review: Foxwarren – Foxwarren
Andy Shauf is back with new project ‘Foxwarren’ and they’re releasing a self-titled album on Nov 30th via Anti-. The lead single ‘Everything Apart’ is out now!
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Album Reviews – November
Album Review: Straw Bear – Fiction
Straw Bear have actually been around on the music scene for a while now but were gently simmering away just below the surface of the world stage. However, with the release of their latest triumph, Fiction, this is all about to change. Mellow, eclectic and thoroughly eccentric; Fiction is a charming collection of songs that reel off like a modern-day fairy tale and drag you into a whimsical world that could be straight out of The Brothers Grimm.
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Album Review: Chris Stills – Don’t Be Afraid
Chris Stills will be support his new album – the first in over 10 years – ‘Don’t Be Afraid’ (out now via Rive Gauche Music, Kobalt/PIAS) with a trio of headline shows this autumn, taking in a stop at London’s Borderline on November 25, 2018
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Album Review: Hickory Signals – Turn To Fray
Following two successful EP’s, south coast duo Hickory Signals will release their thought-provoking and distinctive debut album ‘Turn To Fray’ on November 16th
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Album Review: Larkin Poe – Venom & Faith
‘Venom & Faith’ is the new album from Larkin Poe, to be released November 9, 2018. The Nashville-based sister duo follow the release with a headline European tour, starting in London at Islington Assembly Hall on November 21 and taking in dates in Germany, Austria, Italy and Spain.
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Album Review: The Trials of Cato – Hide & Hair
This winter the trio release Hide And Hair, after a year of near-vertical ascent from a standing start. The trio may inhabit the folk genre with a grateful respect for its history but with this album they twist its old bones into something febrile and contemporary.
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Album Review: Frankie Davies – Wherever I Go
The 2nd of November 2018 marks the release of ‘Wherever I Go’, Frankie Davies’ debut album, something fans have been waiting to hear for a long time. Its variety of influences are tied together by Davies’ evocative vocals and addictive melodies that transport listeners through both painful and joyful moments in her life.
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