by Bob Fish • 12 September 2022 • Comments Off on EP | Susie Merry – Body in Time There are points in life where things don’t seem to match up, for example the photo, Susie Merry on the cover of Body in Time and the lyrics to the album, where this seemingly sweet thing takes a harsh look at life and delivers...
The Brother Brothers have grown into a notable force on the roots circuit, regaled for reflective songwriting and gorgeous harmonies that have drawn comparison to the best of ’em. As the Milk Carton Kids would jest about the dubious identifiability of Simon & Garfunkel in their rise through the ranks, Adam and David Moss wouldn’t be remiss...
Nothing ever goes as planned, be it records or relationships, and for Lauren Balthrop her latest long player, Things Will Be Different, is no exception. This isn’t a record about nostalgia as some have suggested, rather it is about pain and hope, getting through to the other side of those things that hold you back. The initial recording...
While Loudon Wainwright III has won a few awards, Lifetime Achievement downplays that aspect of his life. Justifiably so. It’s never been about the awards. Or the press for that matter, even though Time Magazine named him the “new Dylan” back in the 70s. Now that the new Dylan is 75 (and the old Dylan is 81), Wainwright has...
by Jonathan Frahm • 23 August 2022 • Comments Off on Premiere | 3 Pairs of Boots – Just Call Him Love https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJo7X4dkDyI 3 Pairs of Boots pay tribute to Old West cowboy Nat Love on their latest. ‘Just Call Him Love’ recalls the tale of this swashbuckling rodeo champ, noted for adventures that have permanently left his imprint as an...
by Pete Bate • 29 July 2022 • Comments Off on Album | Josh Rouse – Going Places Josh Rouse has always been pretty prolific but it seems that lockdown proved a particularly fertile period for the Nebraskan songwriter. Following one of the most delightful Christmas albums of recent years (The Holiday Sounds Of Josh Rouse), it led to last year’s electronic gem The Mediterranean Gardener under the Isla...
Today’s session comes from David Ford & Annie Dressner playing the lead track from their recent EP 48 hours. The duo only started playing together in 2022, starting with just sitting it for a few songs during each other’s sets during a couple of gigs. From there a two day burst of creativty (hence 48 hours) provided...
From Jonathan Wilson’s opening drum roll on ‘All the Good Times’ one feels glad that Angel Olsen never offered the song to Sturgill Simpson like she planned. Although the song has sat around for a while it’s a perfect place to open Big Time. Olsen sounds a tad world weary but justified at the same time, “I can’t say that...
by Jonathan Frahm • 8 June 2022 • Comments Off on Premiere | Ari Lindo – Sheepskin Lady Known for his contributions to top-shelf pop-punk (Late Nite Laundry), vintage soul (The Devonns), Latin R&B (Lester Rey), chameleonesque artist Ari Lindo is breaking out on his own with the vibey indie folk of ‘Sheepskin Lady’. The tune rides with methodical guitar tones...
It’s time to forget all that’s gone before. Whether you’re aware of Laura Veirs already or not, this album deserves approaching with open ears and a fresh outlook. An outlook which Veirs herself has begun working with in recent years. Her last album, 2020’s My Echo, was written and mixed just prior to her marriage break-up. It wasn’t your standard...
The “great cremation ground” of Father John Misty’s Mahashmashana provides Josh Tillman with a way to examine the wonderfully...
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