Tripliciti – Tripliciti: Album Review
Virtuosity doesn’t always equate to melodicism, but it certainly does on the stunning debut album from fingerstyle guitar supergroup, Tripliciti.
John Barlass
John has been a music obsessive since he first heard 'Love Me Do' seeping out of the family radio in 1962. he spent a career in the rail industry before turning back to his first love of music. He plays bass guitar and melodeon, loves folk/rock and lives in Warwick.
Yellow Days – Hotel Heaven: Album Review
Dystopian scenes as Yellow Days channels Lennon, Sly and others to tell the unsettling story of a mythical hotel on his 3rd album.
The Buffalo Skinners – Picking Up What You’re Putting Down: Album Review
They’re back, after a long layoff – and The Buffalo Skinners are ready to revive the grittier side of 60s rock with their new album.
Thank you, Gerry Conway.
At The Barrier pays tribute to a rare talent at the passing of Fairport Convention (and more) drummer Gerry Conway.
Barbara – New EP on the way!: News
Happy Days! News of the new EP from Barbara coming in May!
Rory Ryan – When You’re Alone How Does it Feel?: Album Review
Galway’s Rory Ryan merges Lennon, Carole King et al with the electronics of the 90s on his debut album.
John Meed & Friends – A Sudden Rain: Album Review
True tales, travel experiences, philosophical musings a-plenty and uplifting string arrangements. All feature on A Sudden Rain from Cambridge singer-songwriter John Meed
Japanese Television – Automata Exotica: Album Review
Tomorrow arrives today! Japanese Television – the UK’s ‘No.2 Space-Surf Band’ – open the door to the future with their second album – Automata Exotica
Barbara – Mein Fräulein: Single Review
Barbara’s latest single – Mein Fräulein – is their most sophisticated, most eccentric and most refreshingly predictable offering yet.
Rachel Drew – Old Sky New: Album Review
Second solo album from Chicago singer/songwriter Rachel Drew – a showcase for a voice that needs to be heard!
Norman Lamont – Millers Lake: Single Review
An epic multi-part anthem from Scottish songwriter, storyteller and performer Norman Lamont. Lots of words. YOU decide what they mean…
Amelia Coburn – Between The Moon And The Milkman: Album Review
Between The Moon and the Milkman is the stunning debut album from Teesside’s premier chanteuse, Amelia Coburn.
Brooks Williams – Diamond Days: Album Review
Another stunning collection from Statesboro-via-Cambridge chocolate-voiced guitar maestro, Brooks Williams. His first solo album in four years.
SAVAK – Flavors of Paradise: Album Review
Album No.6 from Brooklyn’s power-pop combo, SAVAK – a tight and glorious cacophony.
Fran Ashcroft – The Songs That Never Were: Album Review
A seamless blend of old and new. Liverpool-based producer Fran Ashcroft revisits his tape archives and creates new life.