Merry Hell – Rising Of The Bold: Album Review
The long awaited return to the studio for Merry Hell is over. Rising Of The Bold is their new album.
The long awaited return to the studio for Merry Hell is over. Rising Of The Bold is their new album.
Acclaimed musician and respected environmentalist Riz Story as Anyone, has concocted another awesome conceptual tale on Echoes Of Man.
Edwina Hayes and Steve Moonshine provide the headline at April’s OHFC.
A Study Of Losses is the brand new album from Beirut. Wallow in the placid tones of Zach Condor’s compositions which will challenge expectations.
In the early stages of their 20th anniversary tour (and some 40th birthdays) the Young’uns visit the Lowther Pavillion in Lytham.
Oxford based Unbelievable Truth has reunited after 25 years but haven’t lost an ounce of their initial vibrancy, arguably better than ever.
A six year break has given Hungary’s instrumentally focussed rock group Torsz time to decide the next phase of their career.
Sleep Token are set for a huge 2025. Download Festival headliners and a brand new album are on the horizon. World domination beckons.
Joanne Shaw Taylor releases an astounding prelude to her forthcoming album. A song about how sometimes a party isn’t really a party at all.
As we eagerly await the final touches being put to their forthcoming album Faceless Mirror are thrilled to send us a new single.
Starsailor frontman, James Walsh, headlines the ever popular Early Doors Club in Tyldesley. Bek Jones is on hand in support.
It’s a while since we heard from Dominic Sanderson, a much lauded figure in Prog circles, but it’s been worth the wait as he releases Blazing Revelation .
We’re back at Over Hulton Folk Club with regular – and very welcome – visitors, Merry Hell.
Guitarist and singer-songwriter Piet Dalmolen proudly unveils his long-awaited debut solo album.
Solid traditional blues with no frills but plenty of thrills abound in Tommy Castro and The Painkiller’s 8th outing.