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Album | Red River Dialect – Basic Country Mustard

by Bob Fish • 14 November 2025

The recipe for basic country mustard is unbelievably simple, literally nothing more than water and seeds. Yet, in the hands of Red River Dialect there’s more to Basic Country Mustard than meets the eye. It’s all in how you blend…

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Album | Midlake – A Bridge To Far

by Bob Fish • 7 November 2025

From Denton, Texas to points around the globe, hope has been in short supply. While it may be just beyond our reach, Midlake on their new album, A Bridge To Far, realise it is also a necessity. One that has…

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Album | Mavis Staples – Sad And Beautiful World

by Pete Bate • 7 November 2025

If ever we need Mavis Staples, it’s now. The 86-year-old has been there, done that, and is still standing, or at least according to her new album’s cover, sitting, hands-crossed at the table. Maybe a little less steady in the voice and…

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Album | The Dreaming Spires – Normal Town

by Bob Fish • 7 November 2025

Returning to the fray after almost 10 years away, The Dreaming Spires’ Normal Town burns with a fire that rages at going quietly into the dying light. Robin and Joe Bennett, along with Jamie Dawson, Tom Collison and Nick Fowler,…

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Album | Alexa Rose – Atmosphere

by Bob Fish • 31 October 2025

The world works in strange ways. Just when you think you have what you need, the world throws you a curveball changing everything. For Alexa Rose, Hurricane Helene forced her to take a second look at what she had recording…

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Album | Josienne Clarke – Far From Nowhere

by Mark Buckley • 17 October 2025

It’s brave to step outside of the chaos sometimes, for there’s a comfort to be found in crowds. Josienne Clarke, armed with little more than her guitar, sought space in a remote cabin in the Scottish Highlands where, in a…

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