Album Reviews

Folk and Tumble album reviews of the latest studio and live record releases from folk, Americana, blues, and country artists across the world.

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What Tomorrow Knows – Steve Pledger

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28th November 2022

His first studio album in six years, this cements Pledger's status as one of finest protest singer-songwriters of his generation

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Gog Magog – The Trials of Cato

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25th November 2022

Heavily influenced by legend and mythology, 'Gog Magog' is the exciting and magical new album by The Trials of Cato.

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The Great Southern Hustle – Hillbilly Vegas

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25th November 2022

Hillbilly Vegas are back with the upbeat 'The Great Southern Hustle'. An album that's full of energy and floor filling music

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Devil May Care – Dave Arcari

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18th November 2022

Scottish Alt-blues troubadour Dave Arcari returns with new album 'Devil May Care' featuring some of his best work to date.

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Only The Strong Survive – Bruce Springsteen

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13th November 2022

Soul alone Bruce Springsteen is back without the E Street Band with the uplifting album, 'Only The Strong Survive'.

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Broadcast The Secret Verse – Chris Cleverley

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6th November 2022

Chris Cleverley returns with some of his most thought provoking song writing to date on stunning new album, 'Broadcast The Secret Verse'.

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The Liar – John Fullbright

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31st October 2022

His first album in eight years, 'The Liar' sees Oklahoma singer-songwriter John Fullbright return in world conquering form

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I Said You Must Be Leaving – Oxlip

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21st October 2022

'I Said You Must Be Leaving' is the other worldly new release from the creative mind of Oxlip.

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Let’s Come Together (live In Bremen 1989) – Carolyne Mas

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13th October 2022

Let's Come Together (live In Bremen 1989) is a fantastic archive release highlighting the immense talent of New York rocker Carolyne Mas.