Reviews – Page 13

New England Folk and Roots Music Publication

The Pines “Above The Prairie” Album Review

Above the Prairie, the latest album from The Pines, from Minneapolis, feels like a call and response between the universe

Last year, Wilco surprised its fans with a new album, Star Wars, available for free. Since that release, they have

A chatty atmosphere at Atwood’s got a little quieter with the first harmonized notes of Smooth Hound Smith’s set: “Who’s

Liz Frame has a tremble to her voice. A break that splits cracks in her chest and gives you a

It is always an extremely pleasant surprise when something comes across the inbox and you immediately love it. Gar Clemens

There is a sensation of almost living out of the context of time as the first track of singer-songwriter Aoife

There is a sense of grit and sexiness in the art of Joshua Black Wilkins that extends from his music

It is strange to encounter an album that feels so familiar and so fresh at the same time. The Cactus

Sometimes simplicity is the key to complexity. Complexity in the sense that a song, or an arrangement, or composition only

2015 was a year filled with great music, but as is often the case there are those records that get