Dool – The Shape Of Fluidity: Album Review
Embrace the slow burning and hugely evocative presence of Dool in The Shape Of Fluidity.
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.
Embrace the slow burning and hugely evocative presence of Dool in The Shape Of Fluidity.
We catch The Haar at The Met – a masterclass in original interpretation of traditional music.
The Mogg / Way / Schenker version of UFO reaches the end of the line, taking one last bite with Covenant and Sharks.
Blue Öyster Cult return to their classic era and the classic line up in a collection from the archive.
Stephen EvEns (superpower – “to smell like food” ) follows up A Tree with an album full of his quirky observations and arrangements.
We highlight the debut single from Folk duo Wychbury.
One Word That Mean The World – New single from HOGITA inspired by a chilling real life tale.
Hawkwind in ‘Space Rock’ album shock! Like it says on the tin, ‘Stories From Time And Space’.
Ben Nicholls brings his (double) bass to the fore aided and abetted by a wealth of stars.
Vinyl remaster of classic Seventies comeback album from iconic proggers, Van der Graaf Generator.
Van Der Graaf Generator live in the late Seventies…Prog Rock by the scruff of the neck
Cameron Mackay heads to the heights for an inspired electronic folk mash up.
Hits and anthems with Simple Minds as the Global Tour hits Manchester.
Harvey Lee – he gets shit done. He reveals all via his Backstage Pass.
Massive Wagons take the bull by the balls as we gather to celebrate their Welcome To The World album.