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Wannabe: "How To Dream Again"
"How To Dream Again" by M. Lockwood Porter
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"Whether Porter’s addressing historical figures or current societal issues, this album deserves your full attention and shouldn’t be reserved for mere auditory wallpaper." Wannabe reviews M. Lockwood Porter's new album "How To Dream Again."
Three Chords and the Truth - M Lockwood Porter - 27
Three Chords and the Truth - M Lockwood Porter - 27 More known for projecting the talent of south coast England, the good guys from Hidden Trail Records and At the Helm Records have teamed up, broadened their wings and delivered a brand new sound from the west coast of America in the guise of M Lockwood Porter. Titled 27 for the obvious rock n’ roll reason, this is Porter’s first European release and unveils an album cut and primed in the model Americana tradition. Underpinned by a combination of folk spirit, singer-songwriter sentiment and rock drive, the record delivers...
SKIN BACK ALLEY - Album review: M.Lockwood Porter | 27
SKIN BACK ALLEY - Album review: M.Lockwood Porter | 27 Artist: M. Lockwood PorterAlbum: 27Our Verdict: 4/5Release date: Out nowFind it at: BandcampReview by: Graeme Blackwell “27 is a mature, full and confident sounding beaut of an album… Songwriters of his calibre are all too rare.” There’s a beautiful loose quality that permeates the music of 27, the new album from Oklahoman born singer and songwriter M.Lockwood Porter. Described by the artist himself as an LP that is essentially “half break-up record, half quarter-life crisis”, it delivers the kind of beguiling roots rock so beloved of those with a penchant...