Hop on the last metro out of Helsinki city centre. Nighttime revelries fade away as the doors slide closed and...
Reviewed in issue August/2024
What a surprise to hear an album sung predominantly in Maltese. Infused inevitably with Mediterranean influences, bolstered by perceptible Levantine,...
Reviewed in issue August/2024
With a cover aping Roxy Music’s debut album, Linda Thompson launches her proxy project – with family and friends including...
Reviewed in issue August/2024
Polish outfit Polski Piach’s third album, Anomalia sees them return with a new angle on their brand of folk-blues. The...
Reviewed in issue August/2024
Glasgow-based singer and fiddle player Collier’s debut album Uddevalla is a strikingly global and atmospheric selection of songs and tunes...
Reviewed in issue August/2024
Riccardo Tesi & Claudio Carboni
Tesi, a specialist of the organetto, after 30 years produces another tribute to ballo liscio, a hugely popular form of...
Reviewed in issue August/2024
It was a fascination for Estonian chorales and folk music which brought these four musicians together in 2021, and a...
Reviewed in issue August/2024
Øye should ring a bell as half of indie-bucolic-pop 00s sensation Kings of Convenience. But having relocated to Siracusa some...
Reviewed in issue August/2024
It pains me to give this only four stars. As with any live recording, this is essentially a collection of...
Reviewed in issue August/2024
Culla e Tempesta (Cradle and Storm) is a spectacular new album by the female vocal quartet from Apulia. Formed in...
Reviewed in issue August/2024
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