Category: Blues & Americana

A Soul-Soaked Classic Finally Gets Its Digital Moment Review By Glen Parkes There are albums that age… and there are albums that live. Turning The Same Ole Corners from the formidable Trudy Lynn is very much the latter. Originally released in 2002 on Jus’ Blues Records under the title Memories of You, [more…]

A Defiant Roar From The Heart Of Belgian Blues Review By Glen Parkes When you speak about European blues royalty, you cannot ignore the towering presence of Guy Verlinde. A two-time Belgian Blues Award winner with seventeen albums and over a thousand shows under his belt, Verlinde returns with a statement of [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes Suzanne Jarvie’s Caterpillar / Polonium EP is quiet, emotional, and kind of sneaks into your head without you noticing. These two tracks are the first taste of her upcoming album Mother’s Day, and they already feel really personal. Knowing that her music comes from real loss and tough [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes People Talk by Walter Rootsie and the Blue Connection is one of those albums that doesn’t try to be cool but ends up being cool anyway. It’s their fourth album, and it also celebrates the band’s 20-year anniversary, which is pretty impressive. You can tell straight away that this [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes Listening to Lynn Miles’ new EP feels like sitting in a small room with someone who’s lived a lot of life and isn’t afraid to talk about it. Even though she’s released loads of music before (this is from an artist with 17 albums, which is kind of [more…]