Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks – Perpetual Change: Album Review
Jon Anderson recaptures his muse with an injection of musical excellence from the Band Geeks.
Mike Ainscoe
Mike has been photographing and writing about bands going back many years. A former writer and Reviews Editor on Louder Than War as well as several online music blogs, he also contributes to Fireworks and to Powerplay Rock & Metal magazines.
Steven Wilson – The Overview: Album Review
What happens when Steven Wilson heads out towards the dark side of the moon for the chance to imagine a glance back at Earth.
Fish – The Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool: Live Review
We join Fish in Liverpool as he nears the end of the road to the isles.
Camel – Moonmadness (Remastered): Album Review
Camel album #4 – into the classic era with what could be their magnum opus.
Camel – Mirage (Remastered): Album Review
Mirage – Camel album #2 gets remastered with all the trimmings in an Esoteric Camel fest.
Everon – Shells: Album Review
Everon return with Shells to beat a path of progressive rocking, melodic metalling and symphonic grandeur.
Avantasia -Here Be Dragons: Album Review
Avantasia welcome us to the creepshow with a cast of many and a musical extravaganza to match.
Uriah Heep, April Wine, Tyketto – Bridgewater Hall, Manchester: Live Review
We’re at The Magician’s Farewell in Manchester with Uriah Heep. Tyketto and April Wine in support.
Dirty Honey – Mayhem & Revelry Live: Album Review
Dirty Honey right at home – onstage with their own contribution to the genre defining classic double live album.
Fairport Convention Wintour 2025 cntd: Live Review
We catch up with the Fairport Convention Wintour in Manchester and Lytham as it rolls around the North West.
IQ Weekender – The Met, Bury: Live Review
It’s the annual IQ weekender at The Met in Bury. With traditions to be maintained – we’re in attendance for both nights.
John Lodge – Love Conquers All: EP Review
Valentines Day release for Moody Blues man John Lodge.
Gin Lady – Before The Dawn Of Time: Album Review
Gin Lady provide a soothing soundtrack for the chill out zone. Listen – and you’ll hear the sound of love.
Valentyne – Hate Me: New Video/Single
Manchester Alt Rock band Valentyne release a new video for Hate Me on, yes, 14th February.
Gilmore Trail – Wildfire: EP Review
Gilmore Trail close out with a 17 minute epic to end all epics.