The Waterboys – The Magnificent Seven: Album Review
Whichever is your favourite period from the mercurial Waterboys this personally approved and collated assembly of gems by the enigmatic Mike Scott is a must for true Waterboys followers.
Howard King
The Little Unsaid – December Songs: Album Review
John Elliot, as The Little Unsaid, brings his exceptional wide ranging musical talents in this home recorded selection of seasonal songs.
The Australian Pink Floyd Show – King George’s Hall, Blackburn: Live Review
Both long term Floyd fans and newcomers were stunned by an outstanding performance from The Australian Pink Floyd Show with numbers from the 60’s to the 90’s at Blackburn’s King George’s Hall.
Corrie Shelley – Forget Me Not: Album Review
Corrie Shelley releases an album of her diverse folky songs with members of her touring band which will appeal to all discerning music followers.
Danny Bryant – The Rage To Survive: Album Review
Gritty, hard-hitting no-holds-barred blues from UK bluesman Danny Bryant on his latest album, The Rage To Survive will lift those gloomy, autumn days.
Animals Reimagined: A Tribute to Pink Floyd
A collection of prog and art rock virtuosos collaborate to recreate and reimagine the 1977 Pink Floyd album, Animals.
Steve Harley with Cockney Rebel – Lowther Pavillion, Lytham St. Annes: Live Review
Steve Harley continues to wow with a rich group of songs, backed by The Cockney Rebel at the Lowther Pavillion in Lytham St. Annes.
The War On Drugs: I Don’t Live Here Anymore
The War On Drugs release I Don’t Live Here Anymore; three years in the making and a justified wait displaying our Philadelphian friends at the top of their game.
Jack Rutter – Anthony Burgess Foundation, Manchester: Live Review
We’re at the Anthony Burgess Foundation for a Manchester Folk Festival performance by Jack Rutter.
Caravan: The Met, Bury: Live Review
The cosy Bury Met plays hosts to one of Prog’s all time greats Caravan.
Anyone – In Humanity: Album Review
Prog ensemble Anyone release a 4th Album, In Humanity, a change to a highly improvisational progressive direction for the founder member, Riz Story.
Al Stewart – Time Passages: Album Review
Esoteric Records bring us another outstanding Al Stewart package, their third to date. The excellent Time Passages album was recorded at the latter end of the Seventies as Al was redefining his image as a musical raconteur.
Caravan: It’s None Of Your Business
Pioneers of the Canterbury sound, Caravan, show their skills have not waned over the years with a masterful new album.
Mario Rossi Band – Heavy: Album Review
Brazilian based guitarist and singer Mario Rossi gives us a dose of quality powerful but controlled blues with his super-tight band.
Faceless Mirror – Another Night Will Fall: Single Review
Faceless Mirror are following up their incredible ‘Journey Home’ album with a batch of singles; the current one being ‘Another Night Will Fall.’