Linda Thompson
Proxy Music
The extended Thompson clan, the Proclaimers and Rufus Wainwright are among those lending their voices to a moving set from a folk great
The Observer
Linda Thompson
Proxy Music
She clearly wanted an audience to hear these songs, but she also wanted a chance to create with artists she loves and respects, and the joy of creation is matched by the joy of hearing these musicians at work
All Music
Linda Thompson
Proxy Music
There’s an ethereal feel, something that transcends the boundaries of folk, a gentleness yet something more, helped by the guitar of Richard
Record Collector
Linda Thompson
Proxy Music
One of folk’s most talented figures has found her voice again, with a little help from a stellar cast of friends
musicOMH
Linda Thompson
Proxy Music
Thompson’s writing gives this stellar cast plenty to work with. Print edition only
Uncut
Linda Thompson
Proxy Music
It's a fabulous record. A unique kind of Various Artists tribute album where its 11 songs - not a bad one among them. Print edition only
Mojo
Been Stellar
Scream From New York, NY
Full of verve and kinetic energy, this feels like a debut which gives the band room to breathe, letting them gauge their surroundings before fully loosening the shackles. A very exciting start from a very exciting band
Dork
Been Stellar
Scream From New York, NY
The fivesome’s debut album has the roaring momentum of a young band ready to go
The FT
Been Stellar
Scream From New York, NY
They’re starting in a good place, with this album of diverse post-rock tracks with a heart
Northern Transmissions
Been Stellar
Scream From New York, NY
Despite the band’s unabashed borrowing, it’s hard to deny a song as huge as “Sweet”; the record’s obvious smarts and dynamic wallop carry it. Print edition only
Uncut
Been Stellar
Scream From New York, NY
The five-piece’s debut album is a bridge between Sonic Youth despondency and the larger-than-life, folklorish expectations and history thrown at on-the-rise New York bands
Paste Magazine
Been Stellar
Scream From New York, NY
The buzzy New York City rock quintet’s debut taps into a vivid sense of place. Their keening intensity captures a snapshot of a city coming unglued
Pitchfork