Life. It’s something you just can’t run from. It’s one big whirlwind of emotions, which forces us to face struggles, love, and loss and to make decisions on how we want to live it. Beans on Toast’s new album The Toothpaste And The Tube encapsulates all this and more. It is a real portrait of life, grounding...
In the muddled pathways of the pandemic, the Smoke Fairies looked less at the glass ball, reaching instead for reflecting on lives, loves and losses that formed Carried in Sound. What’s most striking is the way, with the aid of viola player Neil Walsh, they have created a less is more approach that never sounds like it...
Reunited with producer Des Lawson for a first album since 2016’s Astronaut Meets Appleman, much-loved Fife veteran King Creosote (aka Kenny Anderson) is in prime form on an eclectic set. A long time in the making – the central pairing of Walter de la Nightmare and Susie Mullen come from years-old lyrics rediscovered and burnished into fresh...
Following on from her latest album The Greater Wings, Julie Byrne is back with a new EP. And Laugh Cry Laugh is outstanding. One minute 57 seconds is not long enough for the opening track ’22’. I listened over and over again and never wanted it to end, Bryne’s beautiful haunting vocals washing over my soul in...
Sam Beam has been recording as Iron and Wine for over 20 years, so the thought of looking back at his career with a live concert film, Who Can See Forever makes sense. Evolving in much the same way his career has, the film evolved and what has now been released encompasses far more than just an...
“Above all, these lullabies are dedicated to dreamers of all ages, and to the eternal human quest for a good night’s sleep”. These few words perfectly encapsulate the soul of Abigail Lapell’s first entirely solo recording Lullabies, which explores this most intimate form of storytelling. For centuries, these bedside songs have carried the promise of safety and...
The strange days are over. Thea Gilmore survived a rancorous divorce with an album documenting that toxic relationship, Afterlife released under the name Afterlight. But now she returns with an album 25 years in the making, and one markedly self-titled, Thea Gilmore. While it is not a work designed to divide her audience, it will in the...
by Bob Fish • 13 November 2023 • Comments Off on Album | Kristen Grainger & True North – Fear of Falling Stars In a world that demands the ability to pigeonhole bands, Kristen Grainger & True North make life difficult. Their album, Fear of Falling Stars doesn’t fit easily into a particular box. Especially since a couple of the songs...
Laura Veirs’ music has been intensely personal in recent times. 2020’s My Echo? was the sound of her marriage breaking up, while 2022’s Found Light was a reflection, a record about what comes next. But now Veirs, as she reaches 50, is asking whether – musically at least – anything comes next. Phone Orphans is an album...
Amy Hollinrake has her feet planted in two worlds. She is an English feminist singer-songwriter combining folklore and mythology with contemporary sounds and instruments that are both contemporary and traditional. Creating a head spinning mix of yesterday and today, Sad Lady Songs Vol. 1 illustrates the way to successfully merge worlds often thought to be at odds...
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