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Sounding simultaneously overwrought and half-baked, the second album from Essex, England's Sam Duckworth is a depressingly patchy affair, almost entir...

Can one song destroy an album Usually, no: even some of your favourite albums of all time will have a dud track on them. But planted slap-bang in th...

Sam Duckworth is a good thing: he gigs the length and breadth of Britain on ashoestring; he’s an open-minded, big-tentmusician, as opposed to a narro...

There are a fair few young, earnest singer/songwriters out there, so you have to admire Sam Duckworth for managing to stand out from the crowd when he...

Building on the solid foundations of his 2006 debut, Chronicles of a Bohemian Teenager, Sam Duckworth's fierce folk is now aiming skywards, under the ...

Sam Duckworth’s debut - The Chronicles of a Bohemian Teenager - quietly excused itself, brushing past the rough boys of 2006 into several of the year’...