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Tag: alt-country
Wrapping up a year that’s seen their alt-country / indie-rock uniqueness take off to new heights, Divorce bring their UK tour to Manchester.
2025 is coming to a close, so we’ve gone back through the last 12 months to take a look at all the major rock, metal, punk and alternative releases that we missed.
The arresting, heartstring-pulling and intimate qualities of great folk music are on full display on Lucy Kitt’s newest album.
Following on from her appearance at Glastonbury, Faye Webster brings her rich alt-country and indie-rock to Manchester.
Even after more than 3,000 shows, a knack for great songs and undeniable charm and populism ensures that Frank Turner is still going strong.
As they grow and reshape their alt-country into bold new forms, Brown Horse’s niche among UK music remains an unflinchingly compelling one.
The journey that Divorce take on their debut album is a rocky one, but there are plenty of highlights along the way to make this indie-rock / alt-country odyssey a worthwhile one.
Brown Horse implant alt-country into the British landscape on their new album, and prove pleasantly adept at it.
Camp Cope sidestep from indie-punk into alt-country on an album that accentuates their emotional and songwriting strengths, and brings a sense of distinction to it that helps them more than ever.