Latest articles by Glenn Kimpton
Justin Townes Earle: “I do feel a responsibility to these old existing forms”
We snared Justin Townes Earle mid-tour to discuss his finest record thus far, country music, traditional songs and the benefits of an affordable guitar
Jesca Hoop on Memories Are Now: "it’s not a ‘girl with a guitar’ album"
The unique singer-songwriter discusses her signature style
Steve Earle talks So You Wanna Be An Outlaw, Martins and mandolins
As another quality Steve Earle and The Dukes album hits the shops, we decided it was a more-than-good excuse for a chat with the iconic guitarist, singer-songwriter, record producer, author and actor
Martha Wainwright on her evolving songwriting and recent album Goodnight City
"This record is partly about saying goodbye to the past"
King Creosote talks Astronaut Meets Appleman, bluegrass and bagpipes
Kenny Anderson, aka King Creosote, is on a roll, and with reviews of his new Astronaut Meets Appleman LP hailing it as a masterpiece, it seems that widespread recognition is finally on the cards
Ward Thomas on Cartwheels and making UK country history
Ward Thomas are hitting new heights for country music in the UK, having seen their second album Cartwheels hit the top spot, a historic first for a UK act
John Paul White on making his first album since The Civil Wars: "I didn’t know if I would do this again"
After a long hiatus, John Paul White, formerly of the Civil Wars, is back with new album, Beulah. We talk to the Grammy winner about travel, bells and whistles and William Blake
Zervas & Pepper talk golden Guilds and new album Abstract Heart
Though rooted in the fertile soil of Californian songcraft, the pristine harmonies and sophisticated arrangements of Zervas & Pepper took leaf in the cooler climes of Wales
