CD’s Archive

Eastbound Jesus, Northern Rock, it couldn’t get any simpler in a way. Somehow it all sounds familiar, close to home maybe, or something you heard before, years ago on the radio, when pretending to sleep and your mum turned the music a little bit up. Do mums

  The new album by The Howlin’ Brothers, and I think I would have chosen the name, “Howl”  for a debut album, but they didn’t. It’s almost a surprise actually that there’s not another band yet with the name “The Howlin’ Brothers”, I actually did a little

Gulf Coast Museum is the new album by  Kev Russell (Kevin russell aka shinyribs). So where should I start. I guess it would be when I got to know Kevin Russell as the frontman of the Gourds. It’s been a couple of years now (yes I grew

  The Good Luck Thrift Store Outfit is out there somewhere playing at the Partisan, sharing the stage with the Harmed Brothers and Tom VandenAvond, meanwhile I’m sitting here in the deep and lonely south of France, listening to their latest album, “Old Excuses”. I don’t know

Ahoy! is a collection of five songs from the “Who’s Feeling Young Now?” recording sessions by the Punch Brothers. The EP includes three covers (“Another New World” by Josh Ritter, “Down Along the Dixie Line” by Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, and “Icarus Smicarus” by Mclusky), the band’s arrangement of

  Holly and Dave recorded the album, Sunday Run Me Over, at their home studio, which Dave built on the rural patch of land they share (and where they also rescue horses, dogs, chickens, geese and goats alongside making music). It’s their seventh album (if I’ve got my

Murder by Death’s album “Bitter Drink, Bitter Moon” is their sixth one since they started out in 2000. And strictly spoken MBD might not really be an Americana Band. But just because a complete stranger commented on Youtube that they pick up the story where Johnny Cash

  Old Man Luedecke’s sixth album “Tender Is The Night“, follows the albums “Sing all About it” (2011), “My Hands Are On Fire and Other Love Songs” (Black Hen Music, 2010), “Proof of Love” (Black Hen Music, 2008), “Hinterland” (Black Hen Music, 2006), and  “Mole In The Ground” (2003). Chris Luedecke, better known