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…
Album | Iron And Wine – Who Can See Forever
EP | Julie Byrne – Laugh Cry Laugh
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…
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 are sung…
Album | Laura Veirs – Phone Orphans
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…
Session | Josh Ritter – Truth is a Dimension (Both Invisible and Blinding)
We’re pleased to bring a second session track from Josh Ritter, with 2022s “Truth is a Dimension (Both Invisible and Blinding)”. We caught Josh on his previous UK visit, but he’s just been back again playing more sold out shows…
Album | Amy Hollinrake – Sad Lady Songs Vol. 1
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…