Tele Novella – Merlynn Belle: Album Review
Tele Novella presents Cowboys and Broadway – with a psychedelic twist!
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.
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah – New Fragility: Album Review
Enigmatic, quirky, confident and ambitious – that’s the new 21st Century Indie collection from CYHSY
LEWIS – Inside: Album Review
Lewis brings us Inside. The sound of the Apocalypse!
Davie Furey – Haunted Streets: Album Review
Haunted Streets sees the long awaited return of the Co. Laois troubadour Davie Furey.
Rich Krueger – The Troth Sessions: Album Review
Early demos collection from master satirist, Rich Krueger on the Troth Sessions.
Rick Shea – Love & Desperation: Album Review
Eclectic Californian veteran Rick Shea brings us songs with stories, and some sublime guitar on the Love & Desperation album.
Karen Matheson – Still Time: Album Review
Eleven divine contemplations from Karen Matheson, the Voice of Capercaillie
Joy Shannon – The Cave: Album Review
From a burst of Joy grows a thing of great beauty – we review The Cave by Joy Shannon.
Jodie Marie – The Answer: Album Review
Accomplished 60s soul set from Jodie Marie that channels Amy, Aretha and more on her new album, The Answer.
Iain Matthews – Fake Tan: Album Review
Iain Matthews revisits his back catalogue and repolishes some gems on the Fake Tan album from Talking Elephant Records.
Time Tunnel: Great Albums of 1971. Gene Clark – White Light
The first in a series of in depth retrospectives on the great albums of 1971. Gene Clark and White Light.
Wardruna – Kvitravn: Album Review
Norse myth and legend brought vividly to life by the mighty Wardruna on Kvitravn.
Mick Peat – A Tribute
At The Barrier was saddened to read, this week, of the passing of Mick Peat, former member of The Ripley Wayfarers and Rogue’s Gallery and a nationally admired musician, singer and presenter on the folk scene.
KB Bayley – Little Thunderstorms: Album Review
Little Thunderstorms gathers eleven polished gems from KB Bayley – a master tunesmith.
Rosie Nimmo – Where Time Suspends: Album Review
Edinburgh songstress Rosie Nimmo strikes home with ten lessons in life on new album, Where Time Suspends.