Hannah Scott – In Your Light: Single Review
Suffolk-born, South London-based folk artist Hannah Scott has a new EP on the way. Her single, In Your Light is an enticing taster of what’s to come…
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.
Mountain – Don’t Look Around – The Recordings 1969-1974: Boxset Review
Exhaustive retrospective on the career of influential New York rockers, Mountain. featuring every surviving recording by the band’s classic lineup.
Abigail Lapell – Hazel: Single Review
Acclaimed Canadian singer-songwriter Abigail Lapell returns with a new single. Hazel is the first taster of Abigail’s forthcoming album, Shadow Child.
Bluenose B – Truth Is King: Album Review
Bluenose B revisits his band’s 1990 album and rekindles the spirit of an era. Chiming, guitars, soaring solos, bouncy tunes and self-effacing lyrics: What’s not to like?
Lucy Kitchen – In The Low Light: Album Review
Lucy Kitchen channels Joni, Sandy and others to express personal loss and make a statement of quiet resilience on her third album.
Fine Lines – Seven Wonders: Single Review
Acclaimed UK Americana practitioners, Fine Lines preview their forthcoming album. Seven Wonders is an appetising taster.
Kyson Point – Underwater Sky: Album Review
Suffolk Husband/wife duo Kyson Point reflect on the natural world and human emotion for their debut album, Underwater Sky. Prepare to soothed, smoothed and charmed…
Dana Robinson – The Sound Of The Word: Album Review
Singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Dana Robinson celebrates life, landscape and the natural world with The Sound Of The Word.
Luke James Williams – Hollows And Branches: Single Review
Cambridge singer-songwriter Luke James Williams provides a taste of what he has in store with the third single to preview his forthcoming album.
Yellow Days – Rock And A Hard Place: Album Review
UK P-funk pioneer Yellow Days returns to his soul roots with new album, Rock And A Hard Place.
Joe Hicks – More To Me: Single Review
The starting point for the forthcoming album from Joe Hicks. Lead single More To Me captures the raw disorientation of heartbreak.
GreenLady – GreenLady: Album Review
The self-titled debut album from NYC psych-folk outfit, GreenLady takes inspiration from the pioneers of the 1970s British folk revival and throws in a few healthy dashes of alt-country and psychedelia
The Lost Notes w/ The Rosellys – Birmingham Symphony Hall: Live Review
The Lost Notes return to Birmingham Symphony Hall to work more of their joyful magic. And, this time, the show is being recorded for posterity.
Matt Palka – Oh Angela: Single Review
First single from Matt Palka’s album/audio book project. Oh Angela is a love letter to the courage it takes to protect what matters most.
Finn Collinson – Byway: Album Review
3rd album from recorder-maestro Finn Collinson. Byway takes us on a journey around the UK with a collection of original and traditional melodies .