Courtney Marie Andrews – Loose Future: Album Review
Intimate expressions of summer vibrancy from Phoenix, Arizona siren – Courtney Marie Andrews.
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.
Pulled Apart By Horses – Reality Cheques: Album Review
Pulled Apart By Horses return – in stripped-back form – for triumphant 5th album
Annie Keating Band – The Live Room, Saltaire: Live Review
We catch up with the Annie Keating steamroller as it bustled into Saltaire.
Pentangle – Through The Ages (1984-1995): Album review
Deluxe six disc compilation of Pentangle’s “middle” period from Cherry Red.
Ellie Gowers – Dwelling By The Weir: Album review
Delightful tales of Warwickshire lives and legends – a stunning debut album from Warwick’s Ellie Gowers
Kyle Stephens – Considering Every Change: Album Review
Widescreen debut from Toronto singer/songwriter Kyle Stephens. Dreaming is encouraged
Yumi And The Weather – It’s All In My Head: Album Review
Disturbing, confessional second album from Brighton’s Yumi And The Weather on It’s All In My Head.
Loudon Wainwright III – Liberty Theatre, Dublin: Live Review
Westchester County’s, oldest and best satirist, the world’s favourite six-string tragicomedian, Loudon Wainwright III visits Dublin.
Pronghorn – Welcome To Pronghorn Country: Album Review
Pronghorn celebrate 30 years of Cowpunk with their Glorious Twelfth (album).
Gogol Bordello – Solidaritine: Album Review
Vital eighth album from New York’s multi-national Gypsy Punk ensemble, Gogol Bordello.
Sowulo – Wurdiz: Album Review
A deep dive into the Nordic Dark Folk world of Sowulo. The new album is Wurdiz – out on By Norse Music
Jonas Fjeld – To The Bone: Album Review
Norwegian folk treasure and collaborator supreme Jonas Fjeld celebrates his 70th birthday with his first English language solo album in 23 years.
Barbara, The Harriets – Gullivers, Manchester: Live Review
A Brighton whirlwind hits Manchester – and picks up a hoard of newly-converted Barbarettes! Barbara whipped up a storm and At The Barrier went along for the ride.
Snow Coats – If It Wasn’t Me, I Would’ve Called It Funny: Album Review
Confident second album from Dutch power-poppers Snow Coats on Alcopop! Records.
WACO – Rock Spirit Absolute Joy: Album Review
Ten short, punchy, power-pop anthems from London’s Cosmic Punk favourites, WACO