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I’ve long been a fan of The Plough as a spot to play and take in tunes late night. It

Gar Clemens “Cricket Hill” Album Review

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

We here at RLR love us some bluegrass music. High and lonesome vocals, unfathomably fast mandolin and banjo runs, soaring

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

Smooth Hound Smith has been on my radar since the first licks of their debut daytrotter session. Zack Smith (guitar/vocals/foot

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

Cameron Gunn is a songwriter with his roots planted on the west coast and now resides in the Vancouver area. Not

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

An artist has their paintbrush and canvas, an architect has their drafting table and pencil, a carpenter has a hammer

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