Review – Natalie Evans: ‘Houses’
Houses is either the first mini-album or the third EP by Kent based singer songwriter Natalie Evans, depending on how you look at it.
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Ain’t the world a lovely place: Farewell to the Singing Loins
If folk is a genre built around telling it like it is, where it is, then few bands could match the Loins for truly reaching not just the heart, but also the blood and the guts, of their stomping ground
Review: Hazel O’Connor at the Beacon Court Tavern 20/03/13
For Hazel O’Connor, well you might say that her whole career began with a movie (Breaking Glass), and whatever you think of its cinematic merits, some of the songs she wrote for it were belters. But where is she at now?
Review – Suzi Chunk: ‘Girl From the Neck Down’
Back in 2011, Glenn Prangnell assembled a group of musicians to create an album for his Groovy Uncle project. The result was an excellent 1960s influenced album by the name […]
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