From The Round Tower Clippings File

From The Round Tower Clippings File

• Tom Russell and Barrence Whitfield: 'Hillbilly Voodoo'

"Perceptiveness and diversity are what ultimately distinguish this recording; the savvy manner in which the songs are linked is potent enough to disperse whatever wisps of anachronism arise. Overt nods to Delta blues, svelte jazz, boogie and gospel all manage to find a place for themselves."

Jim McNie (New York Times)

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• Tom Russell: 'Box of Visions'

"Russell's range of subject matter is bewilderingly broad. If more writers could harness their dreams and experiences to produce songs like Russell, life would be considerably pleasanter for those of us who enjoy the neglected art of the singer-songwriter."

John Tobler (Country Music People)

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• Katy Moffatt: 'The Greatest Show On Earth'

"A few bars of the opening title track will sufficiently convince that Katy's fresh, sparse, country sound deserves a place in your treasured collection".

Tony May (Folk Roots)

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• Steinar Albrigtsen: 'Bound To Wander'

"If I open my mail and find it's from Round Tower the rest of the post has to wait until I've heard a quick preview - yes, I've become addicted to this label's products. Why? Simply because I have not heard anything of inferior quality from them . . . watch out for this aurora borealis of Scandinavia, whose destiny is surely to be a great North Star. This album must be heard.

Ian McQueen (International Country Music News)

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• John B Spencer: 'Parlour Games'

"You tune in, soak up the r'n'b, skiffle, rock'n'roll, blues and folk influences, and marvel at such pieces as the near sea shanty formula of Scheherazade. Sunday Best indeed. In short, 17 cuts from the sassiest wordsmith in town."

PF (Real World Magazine)