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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Animal – Gareth Dunlop

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5th June 2022

Pushing his creative boundaries on 'Animal' Gareth Dunlop explores a bold retro style sound on his second album.

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You wanted to Be the Shore But Instead You Were the Sea – Natalie D-Napoleon

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1st June 2022

'You wanted to Be the Shore But Instead You Were the Sea' is the stunning new release by Natalie D-Napoleon.

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Narrow Line – Mama’s Broke

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30th May 2022

'Narrow Line' by Mama's Broke mixes a wide array of traditional sources to deliver what might be their most beautiful release yet.

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The Struggle – Michael Weston King

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29th May 2022

Stepping outside of his usual work with My Darling Clementine, 'The Struggle' is the stunning new solo record by Michael Weston King.

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You Are Free – Graeme Armstrong

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21st May 2022

'You Are Free' is the debut album from Scottish singer-songwriter Graeme Armstrong, better known for being one third of the ground breaking trio Talisk and co-founder of the Rachel Hamer band.

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Come Morning – The Bros. Landreth

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17th May 2022

Mixing the best of Americana, blues, rock and soul, 'Come Morning' by The Bros. Landreth continues their ascendancy in the music world.

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Leo – Pete Gow

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16th May 2022

'Leo', the third solo album by Pete Gow is an aural delight that's inspired by some of Americana's finest storytellers and musicians.

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Royce Hall 1971 – Neil Young

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12th May 2022

'Royce Hall 1971' shines a light on a fledgling Neil Young on the rise as he introduces songs that would become some of his most famous work.

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Wild Kingdom – Hot Club of Cowtown

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10th May 2022

Celebrating a quarter of a century in the music business with 'Wild Kingdom', Hot Club of Cowtown show no sign of easing up.