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Kev Minney releases the next chapter of his musical journey with his album ‘Take Comfort Here’

Throughout his many singles and albums, Kev Minney has defined himself as a sublime storyteller and guitar player. His albums Stories Of The Sky and Modern Stories showcased his honest songwriting with words that do not hold back. With outstanding songs such as “Dark Stars”, “Just Another Day”, “Good Friends”, and “Magic”, you could hear […]

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Sylvan Weekends have created something special with their debut EP Outliers

Last year saw the formation of Sylvan Weekends. Even though this collection of musicians may be new, each member has plenty of experience to offer the group. They describe themselves as a “band born from contradiction: London meets wilderness, tech meets off-grid, folk meets electro. The ethos of contrast is seeded through every track and […]

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VOLK go back and forward in time for their new EP ‘Stand the Test’

When VOLK released their stellar album Cashville, it was like a force of nature that did not hold back. It showcased the different sides of their music, including outlaw country, rockabilly swing, to dancey garage rock. With the rich variations of sounds, their impressive way with words remained constant. Eleot Reich (drums) and Christopher Lowe […]

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Hard Stairs deliver ‘Bigger Blues’ and much more with their new album

It’s been all about the blues since Hard Stairs released their debut album Libertus Caught in 2016. Together Hortson Longsail (guitar/vocals) and Martin J (drums/percussion/vocals) have been creating their brand of garage blues. It may feel rough around the edges, but you can hear they have a genuine passion for what they do. It is […]

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Art Block speaks boldly and intimately on his debut album ‘Stones and Fire’

After many impressive EPs spanning over eight years, Art Block releases his debut album, Stones and Fire. He has carefully assembled ten tracks that are special to him. Some listeners might find them familiar as some are from his recent releases. However, for new listeners, it offers the perfect gateway into the musical world of […]

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Shaun Panda Nicolson shares his ‘Songs From The Pink Room’

Shaun Panda Nicolson has always been a big fan of music. But creating his own has been a different story. He has written many songs and performed them, but none were recorded or released. After a chance encounter with Lights And Lines Label Manager Mike Five, they planned to change that. After hearing some of […]

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The Broken Creels ask us if ‘Friend or Foe’ on their debut single

The Broken Creels are a must-hear band made up of Colin Clyne (vocals, guitar, harmonica), Tom Ward (guitar/keys), Lee Heinemann (bass), and Daz Alexander (drums). Each member provides their specific talents and experience from other projects, including The Dawntreaders, Eskimo Blonde, Parker and The Carrons, and others from solo ventures. Together, they describe themselves as […]

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Jacko Hooper takes you on a journey with his album ‘Respair’

Jacko Hooper is an artist who writes music with his heart on his sleeve. This honest quality has seen his songs speak to so many listeners. His new album Respair is another example of this characteristic in action. It also features some of his finest work to date. Its creation began in 2020 when the […]