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.
Two-time JUNO Award-winner, Old Man Luedecke, revisits his most recent album release, reworks a few songs and adds a couple more. Result: Increased intensity and altered perspectives
The Red Castle – the new album from Canadian singer-songwriter John Southworth – reflects on lineage, loss and time.
Singer-songwriter, bullfighter, ballerina, ex-teenager and future dinosaur Aron van Alstine delivers an object lesson with new EP.
The Owl Service collective pays tribute to the incomparable Sandy Denny with a pair of the finest songs that she was ever associated with.
Back together for the first time in 17 years, Manchester band The Maple State celebrate their reunion with Don’t Take Forever.
Atmospheric, authentic and truly beautiful. Words used to describe the music of Belgium’s Naragonia Quartet. Their fourth album is a triumph.
The first official posthumous Brian Wilson release. Live at the Roxy Theatre revisits the show that kick-started Phase II of the great man’s career.
Our old friends Blackheart Orchestra – ‘The World’s Smallest Orchestra’ – return with a winter anthem that finds warmth in the cold and light in the dark.
Second preview of 1783, the forthcoming, hard-hitting, third album from Halifax, Nova Scotia, singer/rapper/composer Aquakultre.
Romsey singer-songwriter Lucy Kitchen previews her forthcoming album, In the Low Light, with lead single The Boatman.
Deborah Rose connects continents and cultures and contemplates Christmas on Atlas, her stunning new single and the title track of her forthcoming new album
Well-constructed songs with lyrics that will provoke analysis and consideration, on the long-awaited third album from Haunted Like Human.
The joyful spirit of 1980s jangly guitar pop is alive, well and – definitely – kicking, as Oxford power-pop combo Jody And The Jerms demonstrate with their fourth album, Love Descends.
Existential crises and bouts of free-fall all play their part in making For the Romance – the eighth release from alt-indie songwriter Jeen – a rewarding experience.
Lead single, What Are You Sayin’ provides a taster of what’s to come. on the forthcoming album singer/rapper/composer Aquakultre.
