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Tag Archives: folk rock
CERI JUSTICE – Cut Loose
April 15, 2026

Ceri Justice Music 2025 Birmingham libertarian brings on her best by reconnecting Americana with Emerald Isle. It seemed easy to dismiss the shamrock on the cover of this chanteuse’s debut album, the self-referencing “Justified” from 2019, and see the font … Continue reading
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Tagged Ceri Justice, country rock, folk rock
PAUL ARCHER – Art
March 23, 2026

Think Like A Key 2025 Living in the sound of Norther Ireland, intrepid troubadour travels from coast to coast to seek out a perfect tune of a solo stripe. Perhaps, his fame with DISREALI GEARS, GHEARS and BURNING CODES is … Continue reading
NASH ALBERT – Kingdom Of Love
February 26, 2026

Think Like A Key 2025 Seeking for truth in the farthest reaches of the earth, Tbilisian fantasist sees the stars closer to home. Sculpting expectancy must be a sign of a true artist, and Nash Albert’s sophomore solo effort, from … Continue reading
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Tagged folk rock, Nash Albert
PAULBRIFF – Cycles
November 6, 2025

PaulBriff 2025 ChambĂ©ry charmer of seasons propels stylistic paradigm across the calendar to uncover concealed links between time and space. Multi-instrumentalist Paul Briffoteau is no slouch when it comes to finding his solo legs after leaving Brussels progressive rock scene … Continue reading
UNITED BIBLE STUDIES – Strange Is The Coastline
October 13, 2025

Talking Elephant 2025 Eire revivalists seek all things extraordinaire on the shores of eternity and find everlasting truths in their tunes. To have issued about thirty albums in less than a quarter-century of an ensemble’s existence is no mean feat, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison O'Donnell, folk rock, United Bible Studies


