Canaan Smith’s debut LP Bronco came highly anticipated after the success of his EP and some heavy touring with the likes of Dierks Bentley. Smith was rated as one of the top up and coming artists of 2015 so I … readmore
I was having a tattoo done this weekend, it was a gift from my wife for my birthday, I wouldn’t say I am heavily tattooed, but I have a significant number, as does my wife and therefore the only reason … readmore
Maddie and Tae released their debut album, Start Here, off the back of the singles Fly and last years ubiquitous Girl In A Country Song. I have to lay it out now, I think Girl In A Country Song is … readmore
It’s hard to believe that it’s been three years since Kip Moore stormed on to the country music scene with his debut album Up All Night. In that time Moore has spent time on the road, most recently supporting Dierks … readmore
1990. Heart broken by some girl, surrounded myself with fey indie white boys with guitars, my soundtrack to the dismal autumn was Pixies, Wedding Present and The Senseless Things. They would get me through it, that and cheap beer. My … readmore
I should start this review by saying if you’re of those people who is full of pent up anger towards the so-called ‘bro country’ artist then now would be the time to turn away. The phrase “but it’s not real … readmore
The first time I heard Ashley Monroe’s sophomore effort Like A Rose I thought at best it was merely OK. I didn’t feel that it came close to the work she had produced with The Pistol Annie’s, I gave that … readmore
I first came across John and Jacob last July when they supported Kacey Musgraves on her tour here in the UK. When I heard they were going to be the support, I had a listen to their EP, which was … readmore
Dexeter are the next in a long line of British country acts that have released albums in the last twelve months. Ward Thomas kicked things off followed by The Shires then Sasha McVeigh (with a few more in between). Our … readmore