sleepmakeswaves: It’s Here, But I Have No Names For It: Album Review
sleepmakeswaves release their latest energy packed album which places them on a par with contemporary prog bands from Europe.
Howard King
Karen Pfeiffer and Paul Walker – Over Hulton Folk Club: Live Review
We catch Karen Pfeiffer and Paul Walker at Over Hulton Folk Club supporting their latest album – Auf Weidersehen Me Duck.
Maddie Morris – Skin: Album Review
By championing LGBTQIA+ issues and maintaining strong links to traditional folk, Maddie Morris has gained herself a reputation for well reasoned argument and excellent music.
Serious Sam Barrett – A Drop of The Morning Dew: Album Review
Much travelled and well respected Yorkshire troubadour Sam Barrett treats us to a live recorded album of traditional English folk and Americana.
Rolling Folk – East Of Elsewhere: Album Review
Rolling Folk provides a vehicle to showcase the songwriting prowess of Merry Hell’s Virginia Kettle.
Merry Hell – The Met, Bury Met: Live Review
Never too far from Merry Hell, we’re at The Met in Bury for their debut performance in the notable venue.
Merry Hell & Bek Jones – Over Hulton Folk Club: Live Review
Heading over from Wigan, Merry Hell and Bek Jones make up the Live At Over Hulton Folk Club bill this month.
Five Points Gang – The Spirit Of Rock & Roll: Album Review
Five Points Gang stun an enthusiastic audience on this well-produced album which oozes a live atmosphere.
Anyone – The Miracle In The Nothingness: Album Review
In the guise of Anyone, Riz Story releases another epic album to follow up his highly successful In Humanity.
Chris O’ Leary Band – The Hard Line: Album Review
13 years since his debut album accomplished bluesman Chris O’Leary releases The Hard Line on Alligator Records.
In The Pocket / Bram Taylor Band – Over Hulton Folk Club: Live Review
Over Hulton Folk Club hosts traditional acoustic blues from In The Pocket and the groundbreaking brand of folk music from the Bram Taylor Band.
Mick Ralphs – On The Run 1984-2013: Album Review
4CD compilation of Mick Ralph’s legacy – top quality songwriting and virtuoso guitar from a highly respected musician.
The Inspector Cluzo – Night & Day Cafe, Manchester: Live Review
We’re at Manchester’s Night & Day Cafe as The Inspector Cluzo return to the city for an explosive set.
MMTH – Infinite Heights: Album Review
Instrumental prog rock at its most listenable on MMTH’s album Infinite Heights shows intelligent rock can be created without being over complicated.
Joshua Burnell Band – The Met, Bury: Live Review
From Cropredy to The Met – we catch up with the Joshua Burnell experience in Bury.