Steve Turner and Winter Wilson – Over Hulton Folk Club: Live Review
The Over Hulton Folk Club faithful were treated to a double bill of quality yet different styles of folk.
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The Wilderness Yet – What Holds The World Together: Album Review
A new outlook on folk composition is admirably heard on What Holds The World Together by The Wilderness Yet .
Aynsley Lister – Kendal Brewery and Arts: Live Review
Aynsley Lister brings his superb blues sound to Kendal and shows just how great a guitarist he is.
Mulberry Sky – Who’s There?: Album Review
Following a glut of singles and their 2020 EP, Knock Knock, Mulberry Sky have now released their debut album Who’s There with their own brand of self penned, self produced raucous, wild, intense rock.
Fritilliaries – Fritilliaries: Album Review
After several acclaimed singles, the West Country based Fritillaries release their self titled debut album, oozing with originality, musically entrancing and lyrically intriguing .
Vision Thing and Stanley Accrington – Over Hulton Folk Club: Live Review
We’re at Over Hulton Folk Club for this month’s attraction…
Steve Harley and Acoustic Band – The Atkinson, Southport: Live Review
We’re at The Atkinson in Southport for the iconic Steve Harley – in acoustic guise.
Eric Gales / Dom Martin – The Met, Bury: Live Review
Eric Gales and Dom Martin prove a potent double bill of blues at The Met.
Jez Lowe – Over Hulton Folk Club: Live Review
We’re down for this month’s treat at Over Hulton Folk Club that comes in the form of Jez Lowe.
Steve Earle and The Dukes – Jerry Jeff: Album Review
Steve Earle goes all-out tribute to Jerry Jeff Walker.
Marc Almond – Stranger Things Reissue: Album Review
Marc Almond’s highly acclaimed 11th solo album, Stranger Things, blends synth and orchestration in a 3 CD package.
Rick Wakeman – The Myths and Legends of Rick Wakeman: Album Review
4CD Box Set featuring vintage concert recordings focusing on the mid-‘70s work of Rick Wakeman.
Nick Mason’s Saucerful of Secrets – Manchester Apollo: Live Review (Part 2)
Another view of the Saucerful Of Secrets show at Manchester Apollo; so good we reviewed it twice!
Blunt Chunks – Blunt Chunks: EP Review
On Blunt Chunks’ debut self-titled EP, Toronto-based artist Caitlin Woelfle-O’Brien battles and copes with the conflicting emotions brought about by heart-rending experiences.
Winter In Eden – Social Fake: Album Review
Pre- and during lockdown compositions see symphonic rock ensemble Winter In Eden release their well-crafted fourth studio album, Social Fake, which is bristling with energy.