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Reviews

The Kingsbury Manx: Ascenseur Ouvert!

By Sarah Moore

The Kingsbury Manx return to its debut recording studio for its tenth-anniversary release. [4 June 2009]

The Kingsbury Manx: The Fast Rise and Fall of the South

By Stephen Haag

Pastoral North Carolinians take a field trip to the Kinks' Village Green, with so-so results. [23 September 2005]

The Kingsbury Manx: Aztec Discipline

By Robert Hickey

Should the Kingsbury Manx record an entire collection of songs this calibre, the band will have produced a classic record more than worthy of the praise that met its over-hyped debut.

[5 December 2003]

The Kingsbury Manx: Let You Down

By James Beaudreau

The new Kingsbury Manx CD, Let You Down, unfolds and spreads like an atmosphere and hangs in the air like architecture to inhabit.

[18 September 2001]