Jonas Lindberg and The Other Side – Miles From Nowhere: Album Review
Swedish composer and producer Jonas Lindberg links up with his musical companions The Other Side on this astounding album Miles From Nowhere.
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John Mayall – Road Show Blues: Album Review
One of the Blues legend John Mayall’s best solo efforts is re-issued 40 years after it was recorded and revisits some top quality blues music.
Police Dog Hogan – The Met, Bury: Live Review
We catch Police Dog Hogan at The Met as they start their Seven Crows tour.
The Blues Against Youth – As The Tide Gets High And Low: Album Review
A lockdown solo effort. As The Tide Gets High And Low from Italian bluesman Gianni Tbay as The Blues Against Youth, his one-man-band project.
Jamie Webster – Moments: Album Review
Moments is the exuberant second album from Jamie Webster. It was recorded at Rockfield Studios in South Wales with producer, Dave Eringa (Manic Street Preachers).
Eric Gales – Crown: Album Review
The brand-new album from Eric Gales, produced by Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith, puts him back at the top of the blues tree with a wonderful blend of soulful, funky, rocky blues.
Runrig – There Must Be A Place: DVD Review
Ups and downs, twists and turns, joy and heartbreak. All combine to tell the story of Scotland’s house band – Runrig.
Matt McGinn – Time Well Spent: Album Review
Matt McGinn returns with album number five entitled Time Well Spent. The LP is the follow up to the sublime Lessons Of War.
The Young’uns – The Met, Bury: Live Review
An ideal festive start to the season’s celebrations was enjoyed by Young’uns fans at Bury Met. Songs of old, new and festive were all included.
Faceless Mirror – Only You: New Single
Faceless Mirror release a new single – Only You – as usual we’re on the case, spreading the word about a band we believe in.
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.
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.