Reviews – Page 14

New England Folk and Roots Music Publication

First Listen: Grain Thief “Animal”

In a day an age where the chamber-grass of Punch Brothers and anything with a banjo could be classified as

Josh Gray has a voice that doesn’t seem like it quite fits should you see his album cover first. He

You know when you are listening to a singer-songwriter and you find yourself mumbling “this just isn’t fair, this person

Wise Old Moon has been a band all about transformation over the past few years and it seems to be

The first (and title-track) song on The Nouveaux Honkies’ new album Blues For Country is essentially about how hard it

There is something that doesn’t quite fit into modern times about Bob Bradshaw’s music…but, perhaps that is what makes it

There is an ache. There is always an ache. Be it that 6 AM calling you out of your bed,

I am not sure if you would call it luck or if you would consider it just the way things

Kingsley Flood has always been a band that’s hard to pin down and their new EP, The Good Fight, continues

To a theatre filled to the brim with music lovers and musicians, Dave Rawlings Machine performed, not one, not even