Kita Alexander Hotel Reviewed by: Geno Thackara You probably haven’t heard of Kita Alexander if you’re not Australian – she’s only released a couple EPs and one Aria-charting single so far, which is probably understandable when there’s so much Read More

Chris Stapleton From A Room, Volume 1 Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier When Traveller was released, Chris Stapleton wasn’t widely known to the country music scene. Fans of his work with the SteelDrivers were familiar with him and Nashville’s songwriters were familiar with him as a Read More

Little Cub Still Life Reviewed By: Lauren Rosier The UK has had an extensive run of some incredibly talented bands and solo artists in the history of music and the South London three-piece, Little Cub, is no exception. The trio’s debut LP, Still Life (Domino Recording Co), is a Read More

Peter Bradley Adams A Face Like Mine Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt “What in the world can a good man do?” These words are oft repeated throughout the opening track of Americana singer-songwriter Peter Bradley Adams’ sixth album. That album, A Face Like Mine, may well be his most Read More

Shugo Tokumaru TOSS Reviewed by: Max Miller Shugo Tokumaru intended for TOSS to be a very simple album. Satisfied that his sixth album, In Focus?, had successfully combined the disparate sounds the Japanese songwriter and multi-instrumentalist had been crafting since his 2003 Read More

The Delta Saints Monte Vista Reviewed by: Geno Thackara “What do you say we get out of here,” Ben Ringel wails while flying through “California,” a hard-pounding escapist groove for a late-night cruise. “We can’t stay / load up a car / and let Read More