Pastobal: “Nature” – a wide-ranging kaleidoscope of folk-rock references
The French project Pastobal, started out as a duo and has grown into a small crew committed to serving their ideals. Dedicated … Keep Reading
The Sandman’s Orchestra: “The Ninth Wave” – A Reworking of The Kate Bush Album!
The Sandman’s Orchestra is an atmospheric folk duo from Lille, France, made up of songwriter / producer Pierre Laplace and singer Léonie … Keep Reading
Maelstroms by Julian Kerins injects new life into Rock
Julian Kerins is a New York based singer-songwriter whose music is the end result of an eclectic amalgam of influences that have … Keep Reading
Tim Spriggs: “Something Else” – Very endearing to the ear!
Tim Spriggs is an Australian film producer and actor, who is currently focusing on his musical talents. In the process of writing … Keep Reading
Michael Burrows: ‘Please Don’t Cry’ – a strong focus on lyricism and clarity
The brand new single by Michael Burrows, ‘Please Don’t Cry’, taken from his debut EP ‘Turn This Love Around’, comes at a … Keep Reading
The Vespertine Kind: “Hang Me Oh Hang Me” – a mysterious intimacy and a melancholic grace
The Vespertine Kind is a recent project by Buckinghamshire based musician Graham Iddon. The project began as an interest in creating an … Keep Reading
Annie Fitzgerald: “You & Me & the Sun” vividly conveyed by the singer’s extraordinarily gracious voice
The tone of Minnesota singer-songwriter, Annie Fitzgerald’s, latest album “You & Me & the Sun”, is set between folk, pop and rock … Keep Reading
Bulat: “Still So Far Away” makes brave arranging choices
Bulat is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, and actor who was born in Russia, raised in England, and is now based in California. … Keep Reading
Happy Curmudgeons: “Meant 2 Be” dives into a number of styles and moods
From the artwork to its threadbare closing track, “Meant 2 Be” is a wonderfully complete, meaty listen. It is also absolutely brimming … Keep Reading
MIIKØ: “Waves” – an inherent sense of meaning
It’s not often that a song comes along which is so resolutely more significant than the relatively restrained sum of its parts. … Keep Reading
