Artist – Dorothy Bird Album – Whispering Paper Released on vinyl – 3rd May 2025 Reviewer – Helen Maw, Liverpool Acoustic In a world filled with noise, few artists dare to embrace quietness with the kind of fearless intimacy that Dorothy Bird achieves with Whispering Paper. The Berlin–Liverpool-based art-pop singer-songwriter returns withContinue Reading
Artist – Dorothy Bird Album – Belonging Released on vinyl – 24th June 2022 Reviewer – Alan O’Hare, Liverpool Acoustic Rating – 8/10 There’s nothing like a warm, analogue sound to send a male, middle-aged, acoustic guitar-loving reviewer into raptures. The rub? The warm, analogue sound produced here is the result ofContinue Reading
Artist – Cal Ruddy EP – The EdenHurst Session Released – 28th January 2022 Reviewer – Ian D Hall, Liverpool Sound and Vision Liverpool Sound and Vision rating – 9/10 The essence of art is in the shrouded mystery that precedes the reveal, for until it makes itself public, till it isContinue Reading
Artist – Neil Campbell Album – The Great Escape Released – 17th December 2021 Reviewer – Ian D Hall, Liverpool Sound and Vision Liverpool Sound and Vision rating – 9/10 To speak a language of love and sensuality without words is to acknowledge that poetry exists in many forms, that communication isContinue Reading
Artist – Visions of Albion EP – Visions of Albion Released – 9th April 2021 Reviewer – Stuart Todd, Liverpool Acoustic One of the last gigs I went to see before lockdown was the It Takes Two: Merseyside Best Vocal Duos event at the Liverpool Philharmonic Music Room. Visions Of Albion were one ofContinue Reading
Preview: Klee Music Acoustic Nights start this Saturday 10th February 2018 Klee Music kick off a debut season of Acoustic Nights this coming Saturday 10th February at 81 Renshaw. The first one features three acts – Sophie Whittle, Elijah James, and Esme Bridie – each performing a five song soloContinue Reading
Live review: Leon Rosselson Date: Wednesday 14th September 2016 Venue: Music Room (Liverpool Philharmonic Hall) Support: Esme Bridie Reviewer: Steve Kinrade, Klee Music Leon Rosselson has a rich history – as is the want of his 82 years – of songwriting, children’s authorship, interweaved with so-called socialist radical politics, and it is with eager enthusiasm theContinue Reading
