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Fred Abbott’s new album may sound like the work of a denim-clad heartland rocker from some obscure corner of the American Midwest, but it was recorded in a South London basement

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Fred Abbott’s new album may sound like the work of a denim-clad heartland rocker from some obscure corner of the American Midwest, but it was recorded in a South London basement

Ex-Noah And The Whale guitarist Fred Abbott’s new album Shining Under The Soot is lush heartland rock with a nod to the Eagles and a Tina Turner sample

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