Ferris & Sylvester – I Should Be On A Train: EP Review
London-based duo, Ferris & Sylvester, about to make further waves with their new EP, I Should Be On A Train.
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.
Nehoda – But Anyways… : Album Review
Nehoda – But Anyways…. The debut studio album from the Nashville rock trio. One that captures their live sound to a tee.
Fleet Foxes – Shore: Album Review
Fleet Foxes catch us all off guard with the surprise release of their new album, Shore. The album is a celebration of life amongst plague and chaos.
Mean Mary – Alone: Album Review
Alone by Mean Mary. Ten concise songs – all beautifully imagined and expertly executed.
Time Tunnel: The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, B.I.T. Bolton, 1973
What happened when The Sensational Alex Harvey Band hit the stage in Bolton in 1973. John Barlass takes us back in time.
Native Harrow – Closeness: Album Review
Thoughtful, timeless and exquisite – Native Harrow take classic American Roots music to new heights.
Ryan Hamilton and the Harlequin Ghosts – Nowhere To Go But Everywhere: Album Review
Second album from Ryan Hamilton, the Texan Tom Petty, gives a lesson in optimism.
Richard & Linda Thompson – Hard Luck Stories (1972-1982): Album Review
Richard & Linda Thompson. Two of the UK’s finest singer/songwriters ever. Their Complete Works – and more! A veritable Thompson Treasure Trove.
Eliza Jaye – Middle Child: Album Review
Delightful posthumous release from Eliza Jaye that is as full a testament to the remarkable talents of a remarkable lady as is possible to imagine.
Zach Phillips – The Wine of Youth: Album Review
First new album in 17 years from transplanted Californian, Zach Phillips, leaves a Peaceful, Easy Feeling.
Daniel Nestlerode – Windrush: Album Review
Daniel Nestlerode combines traditional and original numbers on his excellent new album, Windrush.
Lucy Feliz – Last Of The Sun: Album Review
Being described simply as a singer-songwriter only provides the merest hint of the layers of paradox and enigma that lie within the grooves of Last Of The Sun – the new album from Lucy Feliz.
Ben Graham – Pink Floyd Are Fogbound in Paris – The Story of the 1970 Krumlin Festival: Book Review
At last! The full story of the horror that was the Krumlin Festival – Just in time for the festival’s 50th Anniversary.
Chris Leslie – Fiddle Back: Album Review
Chris Leslie uses his time in lock down to release a new album that’s half instrumental, half vocal; half self-composed, half trad-arr.
Creedence Clearwater Revival – Cosmo’s Factory (Half-Speed Master): Album Review
Creedence Clearwater Revival’s 1970 Masterwork gets the remaster treatment celebrating the 50th Anniversary of its original release