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Report and Interview by Andria Lisle, Memphis Flyer, 15 February 2007
Legendary producer Joe Boyd hits Memphis. ...
Nico: From the Velvets to the void
Retrospective by Simon Reynolds, The Guardian, 16 March 2007
Nico was the original model/actor/singer. Unlike her successors she was absurdly talented, but she was also a violent racist, with an awful darkness at her ...
Laura Veirs: Mixed-Up Confusion
Interview by John Lewis, Hotline, January 2010
Laura Viers came to folk via punk, is geeky yet cool, young but experienced and both delicate and tough. John Lewis meets her. ...
Fionn Regan: My Way or the Highway
Profile and Interview by Laura Barton, The Guardian, 22 February 2010
His debut album was nominated for the Mercury prize – then his label locked away the follow-up. For his third album, Fionn Regan is going ...
Jobriath: Cult Heroes No. 4: Jobriath
Retrospective by Geoff Barton, Classic Rock, 26 February 2010
He was launched amid a mountain of publicity as the world's first openly gay rock star – but the world wasn't ready. ...
Retrospective by Keith Cameron, Q, January 2011
He was the modern-day Nick Drake: a brilliant, troubled troubadour whose life was cut tragically short in mysterious circumstances, leaving a small but influential legacy. ...
John Grant: Success At Last For A Rock'n'roll Survivor
Interview by Andy Gill, The Independent, 7 January 2011
Dangerous sex, addiction and self-loathing – John Grant's turbulent life inspired one of the best albums of last year. Andy Gill meets him ...
Iron & Wine: "It ruins something for me when I know all the answers"
Profile and Interview by Jaan Uhelszki, Uncut, February 2011
PERHAPS SURPRISINGLY, there is little privacy in Sam Beam's house, an octagonal behemoth one hour's drive from Austin, Texas. ...
Unthanks, The: The Unthanks: Last
Review by Ben Myers, The Quietus, 23 March 2011
FOLK MUSIC GETS A HARD RAP in the UK. In the US it's different. Far from being the subject of derision, the long standing American ...
Unthanks, The: The Unthanks: Howard Assembly Room, Leeds
Live Review by Dave Simpson, The Guardian, 29 March 2011
THE UNTHANKS' startling folk has all the eerie power of their native Northumbria's coast. Backed by trumpet, drums and a female string section reminiscent of ...
Review by Jon Young, Spin, 10 January 2012
COOLER THAN COLDPLAY but less provocative than R.E.M., the Irish-Scottish modern-rock quintet Snow Patrol embrace the "bigger is better" philosophy on their sixth studio album, ...
Tim Hardin: The Unforgiven: Tim Hardin and the Shock of Grace
Retrospective by Barney Hoskyns, Rock's Backpages, February 2012
NOTE: This is the "director's cut" version – at almost twice the length – of a piece written for MOJO and subsequently used as the ...
Evan Dando, Lemonheads, The: Evan Dando: Different Drum
Profile by James Medd, The Word, February 2012
Evan Dando's dismissal as the work-shy poster boy of bubble-grunge masks a monumental talent. Reconsider this man! argues James Medd. ...
Interview by Tom Doyle, MOJO, January 2013
Notts' young songwriter-voice bottles lightning, goes to Number 1. ...
Bad Plus, The: The Bad Plus: Artfully drawn characters
Interview by Geoffrey Himes, Downbeat, January 2013
The Bad Plus is often described as a jazz-rock trio, but their recent studio album, Made Possible (eOne), is the first to use electric instruments. ...
Tim Hardin: Remembering the lost genius of his music
Retrospective by Graeme Thomson, Daily Telegraph, 18 January 2013
BOB DYLAN once called him "the greatest songwriter alive" and Joe Strummer regarded him as a "lost genius of music". Yet when Tim Hardin died ...
Jackson C. Frank: The tragic tale of Jackson C. Frank, forgotten legend of the '60s
Retrospective by Bob Stanley, The Guardian, 9 January 2014
He was one of the great singer-songwriters of the '60s folk scene, more highly regarded by some than Paul Simon. But he only recorded one ...
Comment by Stuart Maconie, New Statesman, 4 February 2015
With school music spending down and the benefits system crippled, the voices of pop have lost their bite. ...
Book Review by Ian Penman, London Review of Books, 5 January 2017
IN 1975, DAVID BOWIE was in Los Angeles pretending to star in a film that wasn't being made, adapted from a memoir he would never ...
Review by Andy Gill, The Independent, 1 March 2017
THERE'S A MOMENT, almost exactly midway through her sixth album, when Laura Marling asks herself, "Lately I'm wondering if all my pondering is taking up ...
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