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Malk is all spliced through with Australian sunshine.

A masterly and magical work from the labyrinthine talents of the Eurythmics co-founder.

It's no wonder that the likes of Chris Martin and Amy Winehouse think Kitty, Daisy & Lewis are ...

Our musical connections with the 30s and 40s canon are tenderly explained.

A delightful debut from this hotly tipped Paris-based Nigerian singer.

Diane's clear, clean, indie-folk voice endears on this poppier return.

This revival is a rare and great album from an enigmatic figure.

This release is controversial among purist Mods and Northern Soulers for posing as newly bringing old tunes back.

You don't have to like the modern folk genre to love this.

Kristofferson's music has been wonderfully covered by everyone from Janis Joplin to the late, great Johnny Cash.

Strains of a not-to-be-faulted Carole King-alike voice sing through this interesting concept album.

The Epoch Times reviewers give their verdict on the best music of the year.

X-Ray Spex can still do some amazing stuff with their eyes closed.

This accomplished alternative bluegrass singer-songwriter sweeps a little English market town off its rural feet

'Welcome Joy' has a homespun back-porch atmosphere, like it was made under the stars rather than in the ...

This is a self indulgent album that is as nerve jangling as a mobile phone ringtone

The nostalgia wears right off by the end of the first track

Despite Strokes-ey low bit-rates giving a live sounding roughness, this mild punk-pop effort is repetitive and empty

The opening notes of Berlin feel like the return of a (bleak) old friend along (a dark) memory ...

The delicate, clear and simple vocals that are the mark of Eva Cassidy belie her accomplishments as an ...

With a Spaghetti Western intro track a la live Richard Hawley this album splices an “it doesn't matter ...

An irritating title and over-arty, over quirky, over quivery falsetto are only temporarily relieved by the pleasant guitars ...

This over long album teaches us very little despite trying to teach us a great deal—like many an ...

This one from a much-loved veteran of multi-genre exploration is flat overall, lacking true elevation into the depths ...

Let's make it clear: Neil Young is amazing.