Western Violence and Brief Sensuality – by Shiloh Lindsey Review by Doug Heselgrave Warning – If you’re blue, experiencing heartache, standing at a crossroads somewhere between sin and redemption or just barely holding on in any way – Shiloh Lindsey’s […]
Interview by Doug Heselgrave The release of Demons, the second installment inthe Cowboy Junkie’s Nomad Series has already been well-covered in Nodepression, so rather than trod over the same ground again, I decided to contact Michael and Margo Timmins for some background about how the […]
Review by Doug Heselgrave We’re not living in a pure world. Sincerity is only appreciated from afar – the closer it gets, the more uncomfortable we become. Moves are plotted in advance as careers in music are created by […]
Review by Doug Heselgrave There was a time when the release of a new cross-cultural musical collaboration was treated as if it was a rare and fragile exotic occurrence that by virtue of its very existence was judged to […]
Reviews by Douglas Heselgrave Christmas is of course the time of year when we can dip into and wallow in our favourite guilty pleasures – you know, those ones that good taste and prudent medical advice usually caution us against […]
ObadiahReview by Douglas Heselgrave Oh, those early years of the twenty first century when Alt-country songs and the women who sang them stole our hearts! There was such a wealth of hurting progressive country tunes coming out around a decade […]
Leonard Cohen gets “something off his chest” in Vancouver Canada on December 2nd 2010 before he launches into Anthem. Rafael Gayol gets a special i…
Review by Douglas Heselgrave “Look how he abused and beat me. How he threw me down and robbed me.” Live with such thoughts and you live in hate. “Look how he abused and beat me. How he threw me down […]
Review by Douglas Heselgrave Jerry Garcia meant many things to many different people and the pressure took its toll on him. By 1987, he had long outgrown the ‘Captain Trips’ persona that he was saddled with at the height of […]
King Sunny Ade – Baba Mo Tunde Review by Doug Heselgrave The artist once called ‘the Bob Marley of Africa’ shakes off his past, records a comeback and turns in one of the greatest ‘world music’ albums of the decade […]
