Tom Mcrae
Alphabet Of Hurricanes

Whether it?s a sign we are not yet out of the recession, or an indication of a brand new thrifty logic by artists, it?s clear from many of the indepen...

Tom McRae’s story is an unusual one. After all, the guy didn’t release his first LP until he was 31. After a standout performance at UK’s Meltdown Fes...

All Maps Welcome heette de derde - - en laatste degelijke - - plaat van Tom McRae vijf jaar geleden. Een profetische titel zowaar, want sindsdien is M...

The Alphabet Of Hurricanes starts off very well (Putting the slight Paolo Nutini resemblance aside) with the gentle, dark, piano and banjo lament 'I S...

Sounding like a tired and weary group of circus troupe artists trekking homewards through muddy country lanes at night, Tom McRae’s fifth studio...

Banjo, ukulele, mandolin and piano play a starring role in Tom McRae?s fifth album, Alphabet of Hurricanes. McRae has moved away from the more commerc...

Since his 2000 debut album, which managed the neat trick of interesting both the edgy Mercury people and the more mainstream Brit lot, Tom McRae has b...

Something happens when singers turn 40. They either lose inspiration or chase after their earlier successes. Critically-acclaimed singer-songwriter T...

Working over two years putting together his first album with new label Cooking Vinyl, Tom Mcrae has bought a wealth of experiences in that time as wel...

You are singer in possession of both an acoustic guitar and a penis. You are therefore both the next Nick Drake and the next Bob Dylan. Tom McRae’s 2...