The Tenmours – Eco Freak: Single Review
On the day that our esteemed leader announces that Net Zero isn’t for him just yet, Skipton’s Eco Warriors The Tenmours issue their stirring anthem.
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.
Signia Alpha – Entropy: Album Review
Signia Alpha sees Damned bassman join multi-instrumentalist Matt Webster for a feast of cacophonous psychedelia.
Rita Braga – Illegal Planet: Album Review
Quirky Rita is back – and she’s as challenging and entertaining as ever. Illegal Planet is an album that we’re going to want to hear again and again.
The Curator – Living Space: Album Review
An intriguing multi-media projection of a future that never came to be – from The Curator, aka Alistair Murphy
Penguins Go Pop – 20th Century Pop: Album Review
Reissue of a piece of lost treasure from Norwich’s quirky pop masters, Penguins Go Pop. 14 riveting and hilarious stories, guaranteed to cut through the deepest moods.
Paris Texas – Bird In Hand: Album Review
Sweet melodies, tight harmonies and lots of nifty picking – Antwerp Appalachians Paris Texas show what they can do.
Ava Earl – Too Much: Album Review
After the preliminaries, here’s the main event. Alaskan singer-songwriter Ava Earl gets brutally honest – with herself, as well as with us.
Annie Keating Band – Ashcroft Arts Centre, Fareham: Live Review
Annie Keating is back on these shores – and she’s ready to rock.
Ava Earl – Too Much: Single Review
Alaskan singer-songwriter Ava Earl offers another preview of her forthcoming album. This time, it’s the title track.
My Sister My Brother – More Than You Could Give: Single Review
Another sneak preview of the forthcoming album from US super-duo, My Sister My Brother. Prepare to hear harmonies like you’ve never heard before
Filkin’s Drift – Rembard’s Retreat: EP Review (and tour news…)
A delightful short collection of tunes and songs from Anglo-Welsh duo Filkin’s Drift – and news of a very special carbon-clear tour!
The Paper Kites – At The Roadhouse: Album Review
Melbourne Band, the Paper Kites relocate to Campbells Creek and mine a crock of gold on At The Roadhouse.
Christina Martin – Storm: Album Review
Deeply personal musings from Canadian singer-songwriter Christina Martin on her 8th album.
Rab Noakes and Brooks Williams – Should We Tell Him: Album Review
Two of our finest singer-songwriters channel the lesser-known works of Don Everly. Rab Noakes’s final studio recordings
Ava Earl – Ears Bleed: Single Review
Alaskan singer-songwriter Ava Earl whets our appetite for what promises to be a very special forthcoming album…