Tillison Reingold Tiranti – Allium, Una Storia: Album Review
A trio of prog musos let their progressive hair down and go big time, old school on Allium: Una Storia
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.
Amanda Lehmann – Innocence And Illusion: Album Review
Singer / songwriter / guitarist Amanda Lehmann steps into the spotlight with her first solo album.
Lifesigns – Altitude: Album Review
Lifesigns release album #3 – Altitude is worth the wait. A testament to the possibilities of remote recording.
The Neal Morse Band – Innocence & Danger: Album Review
The Neal Morse Band, also now known as NMB, traverse a full spectrum of styles on Innocence & Danger.
Sam Kelly & The Lost Boys – The Wishing Tree: Album Review
Sam Kelly breaks the four year(!) wait for a new album. He’s back with The Lost Boys and The Wishing Tree.
Kyros – Recover: Album Review
Synth Proggers, Kyros, continue to embrace the new trends in the music world and offer up a set that shows off their influences.
Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls – Manchester Apollo: Live Review
The Gathering comes to Manchester. Frank Turner, the Souls and the travelling roadshow return to The Apollo for the first time in ten years.
The Cold Stares – Heavy Shoes: Album Review
Indiania duo, The Cold Stares, get very raw and very rootsy with a significant blast of unfiltered Blues Rock.
Underneath The Stars Festival: Live Review
After a year off, we’re back at Underneath The Stars for another quality festival bill headed by Kate Rusby.
Michael Woodman – Psithurism: Album Review
Thumpermonkey’s Michael Woodman goes solo with something a bit different, calling into place the expression ‘expect the unexpected’.
Hushtones – Greetings From The Other Side: Album Review
Hushtones follow up the promise of their Sinking single with an album that shows they’re more than just purveyors of lush pop sensibilities.
Tramlines Festival 2021: Live Review
Sheffield hosts the return of the Tramlines Festival and gives a huge crowd a chance to revel in the experience of live music in a big field.
Angel Snow – Low: Album Review
Angel Snow presents a ‘listen in one sitting’ challenge with an intimate and revealing and set of songs.
Heavy Water – Red Brick City: Album Review
The Byford family come together on Heavy Water as they swing and swagger their way through Red Brick City.
The Magpies Festival – Preview
We’re off to another festival! The family friendly folk festival curated by The Magpies looks fabulous.