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Keith Armitage’s music is passionate and achingly beautiful. His
gentle songs speak eloquently to dwellers on the fringe,
both coastal and emotional.
- Doug Mulray, The Basement Radio,
Music Max
One of the great albums for 2001. Keith has
a unique sound and a unique message in his songs.
- John Elliott, Australian Post Magazine
One of Australia's real singer songwriters
and a storyteller who holds his own along side Paul Kelly and Don Walker.
A great album, and I actually took a detour to Bangalow to see the places
in the song.
- Herm Kovac, Ramrod Studios
The thing I really like about this The
Coast Road is that it's a genuine songwriter's album ...Keith's excellent songs are strong enough
to stand on their own, and that's exactly how he has approached it - great
musicians who provide the setting without ever intruding on the essence of
the songs, allowing Keith's distinctive vocals to dominate and tell the
stories - and it works a treat.
- Mike Smith, NFS Publicity.
Keith’s heartfelt songs are framed by sun
and surf and there is, for an Aussie bloke, a significant degree of
heartfelt sincerity. A lot of thought has gone into crafting this album
and it deserves a listen.
- Keith Glass, Rhythms Magazine
I love this CD, a magnificent beautifully warm, contemporary Australian
country/folk album that captures a cruising, coastal, Combie-van feeling.
I play it, through speakers outside the store, to the Cafes across the
road and the response I am receiving has been nothing short of tremendous,
and at present I can’t keep up the supply.
- Chris Bennett, Foggy Mountain Music,
Tasmania.
Review - Capital News
Every now and then an album comes along that grabs your attention and
holds you tightly in its groove for longer than you'd expect and THE
COAST ROAD is one. It's a feeling that is worth cherishing and something
that doesn't happen as often as I'd like in Australian music anymore.
Jon C. Farkas
- Capital News
Review Countrygoss.com.au
It’s uncanny, but Keith Armitage’s Coast Road represents The same
idyllic lifestyle type music of the early to late 70’s. He would have to
be one the finest interpretive singers I’ve heard since Richard Clapton.
The voice is over raw emotional resonance. The lyrics to his songs burst
with colourful reality and to close your eyes means a transcendental trip
back to time when music & youthfulness was a journey of nervous
expectation - when the songs left lingering memories full of good times
and happiness.
Keith armitage is here to stay. His album "The Coast Road" Is
one of the most uplifting I’ve heard in 30 years. I just LOVED IT!!
Gary Talbot - Countrygoss
Review Rythmns Magazine
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