February 2018 - Sunburnt Country Music

Month: February 2018

12 Posts

EP review: Wild Heart by Tara Favell

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EP review: Wild Heart by Tara Favell

February 28, 2018

Album news: Hide Away (from the Sun) by Tod Pronto

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Album news: Hide Away (from the Sun) by Tod Pronto

February 27, 2018

Single release: ‘This Country’ by Ben Mastwyk

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Single release: ‘This Country’ by Ben Mastwyk

February 25, 2018

EP review: Better Than Ever by Chelsea Berman

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EP review: Better Than Ever by Chelsea Berman

February 25, 2018

Interview: Kristy Cox on her new album, Ricochet

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Interview: Kristy Cox on her new album, Ricochet

February 22, 2018

Album review: ‘Burgundy Street’ by Sally-Anne Whitten

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Album review: ‘Burgundy Street’ by Sally-Anne Whitten

February 19, 2018

Single release: ‘Gone’ by Allison Forbes

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Single release: ‘Gone’ by Allison Forbes

February 18, 2018

Single release: ‘Last Word on My Lips’ by Aleyce Simmonds

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Single release: ‘Last Word on My Lips’ by Aleyce Simmonds

February 15, 2018

Album review: Adam & Brooke by Adam Eckersley and Brooke McClymont

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Album review: Adam & Brooke by Adam Eckersley and Brooke McClymont

February 13, 2018

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Single release: ‘Men on Pause’ by Gina Timms

February 11, 2018

Ben Ransom 101

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Ben Ransom 101

February 11, 2018

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Single release: ‘Your Anything At All’ by Imogen Clark

February 3, 2018

Mark Moldre and his Nambucca Fables - Sunburnt Country Music

Mark Moldre is a singer-songwriter from northern New South Wales. He fronted four-piece band Hitchcock’s Regret for a seven-year period and recorded his first solo release in 2009. His previous album was 2019's Fever Dreams.Moldre's latest album is Nambucca Fables, which combines melodic Americana and indie pop-rock. It is a moving, often dreamlike exploration of grief - specifically, Moldre's grief after his mother died. She grew up in Nambucca Heads, NSW, and it is to this place and his memories of it that he turned to inspire the new album. More about Mark Moldre: https://markmoldre.com/Listen to Nambucca Fables on Apple Music: https://apple.co/3OPc0o9Listen to Nambucca Fables on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4K8kk5rnEOWo4dJbu7oq8v?si=SUMqPbWlQ7uJc7GKA6eg-wMore Australian country music interviews, as well as playlists and reviews: https://sunburntcountrymusic.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.