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by blueestaiPosted on23rd March 202123rd March 2021Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on Merry Hell – Emergency Lullabies (review)

Merry Hell – Emergency Lullabies (review)

Exuberant and rousing with a few inspired sentimental stops, Merry Hell still have a lot to say with their sixth album.  RELEASED NOVEMBER 2020 What…

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by blueestaiPosted on11th March 2018Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman – Personae (2018) Album Review

Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman – Personae (2018) Album Review

“Sharp, witty and accomplished there is a class to Roberts & Lakeman’s new album that cannot be measured on any known scientific apparatus” Album: Personae…

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by blueestaiPosted on5th March 2018BluesLeave a comment on Steamchicken Tour Begins at the Guildhall Theatre 23rd February 2018

Steamchicken Tour Begins at the Guildhall Theatre 23rd February 2018

“Strong of purpose, unbridled in energy… Steamchicken’s sound is a surprise to many, but a disappointment to none” There are plenty of good reasons to…

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by blueestaiPosted on8th December 2017Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on The Twisted Twenty (Debut Album) Review

The Twisted Twenty (Debut Album) Review

THE TWISTED TWENTY From: Penny Fiddle Records Tracks: 8 With: Holly Harman (baroque violin, vocals), Alexis Bennett (baroque violin, guitar, bodhran, electronics), James O’Toole, David…

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by blueestaiPosted on29th October 201729th October 2017Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on Kim Lowings and the Greenwood – Wild & Wicked Youth – A Review

Kim Lowings and the Greenwood – Wild & Wicked Youth – A Review

FANCOURT MUSIC Album Release: 8 September 2017 I continue to wade through folk CD reviews as there are many. The next artist I would like…

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