Tinsley Ellis – The Devil May Care: Interview
Tinsley Ellis is a bluesman from the Southern US who has been plying his trade since the mid-1970s. Here he is to talk about Devil May Care, his latest release due out on Alligator Records tomorrow.
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Ladyhawke – Time Flies: 13th Floor Album Review
Ladyhawke fourth album Time Flies takes its place over the surreal times of contagion, and closer to home is prefaced by a major health crisis and the birth of a daughter. The music is sophisticated Pop full of hooks and joyful energy. It is also light on its feet and swings.
The Last Thing Mary Saw Dir: Edoardo Vitaletti (Shudder)
The Last Thing Mary Saw will seep under your skin like blood from under a door.
Juçara Marçal – Brazilian Delta Blues: Interview
Juçara Marçal joins us from São Paulo, Brazil to tell us how Robert Johnson’s Crossroads intersects with her own South American Delta Blues.
Butter Wouldn’t Melt – 1931: Album Review
Butter Wouldn’t Melt are folk duo Andrea Reid (dulcimer, whistles, vocals) and Nick Burfield (guitar and vocals). Their name is intriguing. It’s an old English saying that lives on in the American South: “butter wouldn’t even melt in their mouth”, referring to someone who is not quite as they appear.
Kate Havnevik – Get on Board The Lightship: Interview
Kate Havnevik is a Norwegian artist with a new album, Lightship, ready for release this Friday. If you’re a fan of Bjork or Kate Bush, we think you’ll like what you hear.
Butter Wouldn’t Melt – Going Back to 1931: Interview
Butter Wouldn’t Melt is a Wellington-based duo who have just released their debut album titled 1931, a pivotal year in the history of New Zealand.
Connie Smith – The Cry Of The Heart: Interview
Connie Smith is a genuine country music legend having been inducted in the CMA Hall Of Fame in 2012 and a member of the Grand Old Opry since 1965. Here she is to tell us about her latest album, The Cry Of The Heart.
Elvis Costello & The Imposters – A Boy Named If (Capitol)
Elvis Costello & The Imposters pump it up on this, the be-speckled-one’s 32nd studio album.
The Dream Syndicate – What Can I Say? No Regrets…Out Of The Grey + Live, Demos & Outtakes (Fire)
The Dream Syndicate add some muscle to their 1986 album, Out Of The Grey, making this 3-disc set a startling improvement to an album never really got its due.