Americana Archives - Trebuchet Magazine

Cracking Nuts Under The Apple Tree

05/05/2019 Carl Byron Batson

Their music has an underlying groove combined with an earthy spirituality that makes you want to kick off your boots and dance around the nearest stone circle. (read more)

Chewing Up A Banjo Plucking Storm

19/02/2019 Carl Byron Batson

The Dead South show a sold out O2 Forum they aint no punks (read more)

Orian, Obadiah and McCartney? – Cambridge Folk Festival With O&O

10/08/2018 Sarah Corbett-Batson

Israeli vocalist, Orian Peled and American guitarist and singer, Obadiah Jones talk about how they first met and their songwriting experience with Paul McCartney (read more)

Cool As Folk – Cambridge Folk Festival 2018

08/08/2018 Sarah Corbett-Batson

ambridge Folk Festival 2018 poured the perfect mix with the extended weekend getting off to a flying start on Thursday with the fast and wild trashgrass of Whiskey Shivers. With a lead singer sporting a (read more)

Sexy As Folk – Cambridge Folk Festival 2018

07/08/2018 Carl Byron Batson

With headliners First Aid Kit and Patti Smith, Cambridge Folk Festival has become far more than a meeting of beardy real ale connoisseurs with pewter tankards and mandolins. (read more)

Ed Kienholz’ Early Work

14/06/2018 Edward Winters

Ed Kienholz, Leda and the Canadian Honker, mixed media assemblage, 1957 d Kienholz is an assemblage artist, an installation artist, and a conceptual artist; which is to say that his work lies somewhere within that (read more)

America, What Have You Done?

03/01/2018 Carl Byron Batson

A photographic journey into America’s lost innocence (read more)

Monira Al Qadiri: The Craft

30/08/2017 Michaela Bear

Kuwaiti-cana? Exploring gender, politics and petro-cultures at Gasworks (read more)

‘One chancy encounter to the next’: CC Smugglers (Interview)

10/08/2017 Sarah Corbett-Batson

Guerilla busking, singing with Jon Snow, and the prohibitive costs of haircare – CC Smugglers tell all (read more)

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Loitered Lens: Honey Ryder

09/02/2017 Carl Byron Batson

Honey Ryder brought bright Americana to a soggy Islington night. Photos (read more)

Loitered Lens: Aaron Watson

05/02/2017 Carl Byron Batson

Bright as dawn over Laredo, photos of Aaron Watson onstage at the Garage, London (read more)

Viral Vaquero: Aaron Watson at The Garage

03/02/2017 Carl Byron Batson

Bringing country to town, Aaron Watson tips a stetson to The Garage (read more)

The Itch and the Burn. New Jersey Karma

23/01/2017 Scott Laudati

Anything that could dig a hole had crawled underground. The poolboys feel the burn. (read more)

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Pee and Loathing in New Jersey

04/01/2017 Scott Laudati

Of all the strippers’ pools to be cleaning, it had to be this one…. (read more)

Loitered Lens: Cambridge Folk Festival 2016

09/08/2016 Carl Byron Batson

Colours and curios from the UK’s premier folk event – Cambridge Folk Festival, photos. (read more)

An Iconography Of Chance (99 Photographs Of The Evanescent South)

23/06/2016 Carl Byron Batson

Tav Falco presents a lifetime’s worth of photography from a colourful and cool past and present (read more)

Loitered Lens: Shawn Klush

17/04/2016 Carl Byron Batson

All era Elvis from Shawn Klush, fronting the King’s own band The Sweet Inspirations. Photos (read more)

Sweet Inspirations on the Elvis World Tour (Shawn Klush)

06/04/2016 Sarah Corbett-Batson

Shawn Klush takes care of business at the Watford Colosseum, setting up his Elvis World Tour UK dates (read more)

Touching Down at the 100 Club (Big Sandy and his Fly-Rite Boys)

23/09/2015 Trebuchet Magazine

Bringing twenty-five years of swinging Western tunes to the UK, Big Sandy and his Fly-Rite Boys (read more)

‘Meat is just like dog food to me’ [The Picturebooks]

03/06/2015 Sarah Corbett-Batson

We had a bassist but he tried to Yoko Ono us. (read more)

Frankie had them both on the ground and bleeding in two hits.

06/03/2015 Scott Laudati

n my junior year I saw thirty-five fist fights. They came like some pandemic no one had ever seen, and no one knew what to do. One fight the first day. Five the next. Two (read more)