Music Reviews & Recommendations - KLOF Mag
Reviews of the latest releases and album recommendations from KLOF Mag’s Editor.| KLOF Mag
Reviews of the latest releases and album recommendations from KLOF Mag’s Editor.| KLOF Mag
On the beautiful, angry and groundbreaking live album, “Saul Williams meets Carlos Niño & Friends at TreePeople”, Williams delivers a message to his country and the rest of the world with unrivalled eloquence.| KLOF Mag
Songs from his mental attic, Jon Wilks says, Needless Alley is definitely somewhere well worth exploring, and, as a guitarist, he fully deserves his place alongside names such as Jansch, Carthy and Simpson.| KLOF Mag
Despite Alexei Shishkin’s lo-fi beginnings and his continuing willingness to drink from the well of slacker aesthetics, “Good Times” is a bold and - dare we say it - polished artistic statement.| KLOF Mag
“I Will Swim to You” is a powerful tribute to Jason Molina, featuring covers from MJ Lenderman, Hand Habits, and more that capture his raw, unvarnished truth.| KLOF Mag
Gwenfier Raymond’s “Last Night I Heard the Dog Star Bark” raises the instrumental acoustic guitar album to new heights and delivers something new. It’s another banger from this excellent guitarist.| KLOF Mag
Ten new albums to discover, from the psychedelic folk of Foot Ox to the experimental jazz of Shrunken Elvis and the timeless duets of Tamar Korn and Kyle Morgan.| KLOF Mag
James Yorkston, Nina Persson, and Johanna Söderberg form the perfect trio on “Songs for Nina and Johanna,” creating a masterful blend of melancholy and some unexpected emotional uplift.| KLOF Mag
Jens Kuross’s Crooked Songs is by far his warmest and most intimate-sounding yet. The songs are quietly profound and powerful in their unvarnished delivery. This album is something special.| KLOF Mag
Founder and Editor-in-Chief of KLOF Mag – I keep things running here and put together the playlists and mixes.| KLOF Mag
