Americana
The Kinks legend uses Americana to blaze a path through both America's rock’n’roll history and his own. Its back-to-basics energy and prosaic storytelling make it his best solo album in years.
The Kinks legend uses Americana to blaze a path through both America's rock’n’roll history and his own. Its back-to-basics energy and prosaic storytelling make it his best solo album in years.
Americana is part love letter, part lament for an America hasn’t really existed for at least 100 years
Americana is part love letter, part lament for an America hasn’t really existed for at least 100 years
If there’s ever been a moment in your life that Ray Davies or The Kinks made better, you’ll find joy on Americana.
If there’s ever been a moment in your life that Ray Davies or The Kinks made better, you’ll find joy on Americana.
The recently knighted Sir Ray Davies, co-founder and principal songwriter for the Kinks, is back with his first record in almost a decade. B...
The recently knighted Sir Ray Davies, co-founder and principal songwriter for the Kinks, is back with his first record in almost a decade. B...
Americana is a collection of comfortable rock 'n' roll songs detailing Ray Davies' relationship with, and travels across, America.
Americana is a collection of comfortable rock 'n' roll songs detailing Ray Davies' relationship with, and travels across, America.
Serving as a musical companion piece to his memoir of the same name, Americana finds Ray Davies embracing his younger self’s idealistic view of America...
Serving as a musical companion piece to his memoir of the same name, Americana finds Ray Davies embracing his younger self’s idealistic view of America...
'Americana' by Ray Davies album review by Owen Maxwell. The full-length is out on April 21st, via Sony Music.
'Americana' by Ray Davies album review by Owen Maxwell. The full-length is out on April 21st, via Sony Music.
A love letter to the USA by the most English of songwriters. New music review by Liz Thomson
A love letter to the USA by the most English of songwriters. New music review by Liz Thomson