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folk rock

Album Review: Big Thief – Two Hands

Emma Vernon reviews Big Thief’s latest album

Oct 20, 2019 By Emma Vernon Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music Tagged With: rock, folk rock, Green Man, American band, Big Thief

Album Review: Kevin Morby – Oh My God

When one listens to Kevin Morby’s fifth solo album, the double LP Oh My God, three times in a row during a six-hour car journey, one’s mind, unsurprisingly, becomes a tad warped. Perhaps this was Kevin’s intent. Certainly, like when you read Hemingway and spend a week spluttering short sentences about the importance of truth, […]

May 11, 2019 By William Lamb Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music Tagged With: Indie, folk rock, singer songwriter, Kevin Morby, American singer

Album Review: Bronze Radio Return – Entertain You

Entertain You, Bronze Radio Returns’ sixth album, is an exhilarating and euphoric blend of fresh genres. Reminiscing upon The Buggles’ 1980 hit ‘Video Killed the Radio Star’, lamenting television usurping radio, Bronze Radio Return is a resurrection of the same nostalgia of the “radio star”; a “star”, indeed, within the Entertain You album cover bearing […]

Mar 1, 2019 By Megan Frost Filed Under: Music Tagged With: rock, america, folk rock, Folk, Arcade Fire, The Lumineers, Imagine Dragons

Live Review: Bear’s Den @ Exeter Lemon Grove

The artwork on the cover of Bear’s Den’s latest record, Red Earth and Pouring Rain, gives you the wrong idea about the band. The hyper-realism style, almost oil painting-esque image of a girl driving a car through the night creates an impression, to me, of a squeaky synth pop band trying to be edgier than […]

Mar 23, 2017 By Helen Payne Filed Under: Live Reviews, Music Tagged With: lemon grove, lemmy, folk rock, helen payne, indie rock, Bear's Den, Red Earth and Pouring Rain

Album Review: Ryan Adams – Prisoner

Two years ago, Ryan Adams postponed production of Prisoners to experiment with the track-by-track remediation of Taylor Swift’s 1989. After waiting three years for self-written content, and a ‘heartbreak’ album tackling his divorce from Mandy Moore, we were instead given an indirect sense of Adam’s initial wounds vicariously via Swift’s own emotional lyrics. Rather than […]

Mar 15, 2017 By Molly Gilroy Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music Tagged With: taylor swift, folk rock, 1989, Ryan Adams, Prisoner, Mandy Moore

Album Review: Mumford & Sons – Wilder Mind

Online Features Editor, Theo Stone, takes a look at the third “unremarkable” offering from London folk quartet Mumford & Sons.   Mumford & Sons Wilder Mind 4 May 2015, Gentlemen of the Road   The banjos are gone, the tweed abandoned, and the cider has been destroyed. Mumford & Sons have gone the way of the […]

Jun 10, 2015 By Theo Stone Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music Tagged With: London, Album Review, folk rock, slider, Theo Stone, mumford & sons, wilder mind

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