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We still, I guess, have to say that Tyler Ramsey used to be in Band of Horses as lead guitarist and a notable songwriter for that band, but he’s been ploughing his own furrow for n...
Lowland lo-fi compositions of “love, loss and lap steel”. Phil Smith was part of Glasgow’s thriving indie-rock scene before embarking on his solo venture as Still Life Painter. In...
Sid Griffin, Stephen McCarthy and Greg Sowders ride high The post The Long Ryders’ High Noon Hymns reviewed: Paisley Underground veterans continue their remarkable second act appea...
Dylan Wilson-Rogers has absolutely no business being this good at seventeen. That is the thought that lingers, persistent and slightly unsettling, long after the final notes of *My...
Singer-songwriter John R. Miller has announced the release of his fifth studio album, The Great Unknowing. The album will be out on physical formats on 5th June 2026 and digitally...
There is a peculiar audacity to the cover version, when done with genuine artistic intent. Not the karaoke audacity of note-for-note reproduction — that wan exercise in nostalgia w...
Stars Johnny Marr, Rickie Lee Jones, Graham Nash, Sean Ono Lennon, Dhani Harrison and more... The post A crack team of famous Beatles fans talk us through their favourite tracks fr...
Contemporary and traditional blend from homegrown and widely travelled teacher of song. Native Companion is the fourth collection of contemporary Celticana from the peregrine music...
A poignant debut EP from Glenrothes, Scotland-based artist Ryan Page, Used To Be You navigates the wreckage of a breakup through a haunting, atmospheric folk sound. The productions...
The cult singer and guitarist whose fingerprints are all over British music
Another valiant effort that proves one of Liverpool’s most famous exports can fit in comfortably in Nashville. If you’re ex-Beatle Ringo Starr, it’s got to be tough to feel like yo...
**There is a particular kind of English songwriter who understands that the smallest rooms contain the largest feelings. John Arter, it turns out, is very much one of them.** Folk...
James Stephen & The Good Ones return with their new offering, “Lonely Days.” It’s a dreamy, heartfelt blend of warm Americana tones, classic folk instrumentation, all underpinn...
If you know, you know. And what you know is that John R. Miller is one of the greatest songsmiths of this generation, tearing down highways to play for appreciative audiences, and...
Margo Price and Hurray for the Riff Raff’s Alynda Segarra are also among the artists celebrating the late musicians’ 80th birthday in Chicago
The new collaboration between UK/Melbourne musicians William Murray and Winter McGuinn, Midtown Downtime is a warmly worn folk-rock set built on intoxicating harmonies and beautifu...
Jack Cooper’s Modern Nature expanded on the last album, The Heat Warps, to include the U.K. improvisatory guitarist Tara Cunningham. Their dual guitar play was loose and intuitive,...
Oh boy, that’s a massive, eerie wall of sound. Josh Tillman returned today with new song “The Payoff,” the follow-up to January’s single “The Old Law.” It’s a lush, all-consuming p...
Pavey Ark returns with More Time, More Speed, a cinematic indie-folk album built on atmosphere, space, and slow emotional build, released for Record Store Day 2026. Pavey Ark More...
Sotto James' "Cold Fingers" is a beautifully restrained indie-folk track emerging from London, England. From the outset, it captivates with crisp acoustic guitar work, delicately l...
Casey X. Waits arrives on *Inside This Song* with the unhurried confidence of someone who has earned every syllable the hard way — not through industry machinery or algorithm-chasi...
In the spring of 1999, The Sea and Cake's Archer Prewitt spent a few days in a partly dilapidated building and makeshift studio in the Australian coastal town of Gerroa. Equipped w...
Enamoring with glistening guitars, emotive strings, and melodic vocals, an impactful array of songwriting shines on Everything’s Moving, Nothing’s Changing, the debut solo album fr...
The Milburn star turned touring member of Monkeys – also credited on their last two albums – takes us inside the rock'n'roll world of 'Moses & The Drones', featuring a song mad...
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