The Head And The Heart Album Review
They are heartbreaking and heartmaking in their delirious intensity. Seldom has the name of a group matched their effect on the audience.
Read moreThey are heartbreaking and heartmaking in their delirious intensity. Seldom has the name of a group matched their effect on the audience.
Read moreThere is no finer interpreter of other people’s songs on the music scene today than Teddy Thompson. His own songs are confessional, black and uplifting.
Read moreMoving on from their rock opera “The Hazards of Love’, Colin Meloy and The Decemberists have crafted a lighter American roots-focused work that features the terrific vocals of Gillian Welch on several tracks.
Read moreHer command over her own voice and the keyboard, coupled with a compelling stage presence, make Joanna an artist not easily forgotten.
Read moreThis album consists of several short pieces, most of them quiet evocations of deeply felt landscape and geography.
Read moreFollowing the release of Pacifika’s second album we spoke with Silvana Kane, the group’s lead singer, about their music.
Read moreThis one approaches ‘Avalon’ in its surprising and sophisticated intensity, but with its 21st century sonics delivers even more mystery.
Read moreTwo brilliant Canadians, Neil Young and Daniel Lanois, who have each forged new directions in music, have now come together on Le Noise.
Read moreWe’ve heard some amazing work from some long-established artists this year, and this Clapton album is up there with the best of them.
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