Friday, 7 June 2013
Film profile of Trevor Watts
Here's the link to Mark French's excellent and essential film profile of Trevor Watts. https://vimeo.com/67866951
Monday, 20 May 2013
Agam airplay
Agam by Stuart Masters & Rishi Ranjan has received airplay on BBC Radio Wales on the Celtic Heartbeat programme.
Sunday, 19 May 2013
Agam - Stuart Masters & Rishi Ranjan
The stunning new acoustic album Agam by Stuart Masters & Rishi Ranjan is now available at www.hi4headrecords.com Rishi is unfortunately not available to tour the music right now but Stuart has put a stellar quartet together to play the music. All details of the band and tour dates are available here: http://www.stuartmasters.co.uk/Stuart_Masters/Home.html
Monday, 29 April 2013
Sunday, 24 March 2013
Rough Trade East
You can get the new Navacross album from London's coolest record shop, Rough Trade East - you can also get all our other releases there too: http://www.roughtrade.com/search/Navacross
Tuesday, 12 March 2013
Navacross - All The Way Home R2 4 star review!
Here's the full text of Steve Caseman's review in the March / April 2013 R2:
'The first thing that strikes you on listening to Navacross' follow-up to their eponymous debut album is the superior production job; the second thing is the confident delivery.
Although their debut was a fine release, All The Way Home sounds more coherent, focused and represents a huge leap forward for the Essex based four-piece. This time around, the band is wearing its r'n'b influences more prominently on its sleeve, with occasional musical excursions elsewhere - the soul infused ballad 'This Situation', the country roots of 'Clowns' and the acoustic blues/skiffle fusion of closer 'Lazy Days'.
Thankfully they eschew the recent fashion to turn electric blues into heavy metal-lite; their version of blues, with elements of Americana roots, neatly avoids a lot of hot air in the shape of overblown solos or unnecessary volume. Instead they carefully traverse their own musical landscape, with harmonica, acoustic and electric guitar, banjo, double bass and drums used to perfection on tracks like opener 'Overload' and the sublime 'Get me Outta Here'.'
'The first thing that strikes you on listening to Navacross' follow-up to their eponymous debut album is the superior production job; the second thing is the confident delivery.
Although their debut was a fine release, All The Way Home sounds more coherent, focused and represents a huge leap forward for the Essex based four-piece. This time around, the band is wearing its r'n'b influences more prominently on its sleeve, with occasional musical excursions elsewhere - the soul infused ballad 'This Situation', the country roots of 'Clowns' and the acoustic blues/skiffle fusion of closer 'Lazy Days'.
Thankfully they eschew the recent fashion to turn electric blues into heavy metal-lite; their version of blues, with elements of Americana roots, neatly avoids a lot of hot air in the shape of overblown solos or unnecessary volume. Instead they carefully traverse their own musical landscape, with harmonica, acoustic and electric guitar, banjo, double bass and drums used to perfection on tracks like opener 'Overload' and the sublime 'Get me Outta Here'.'
Sunday, 3 March 2013
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