Bleek Noir does Echo & The Bunnymen: News
Bleek Noir is quite a regular At The Barrier. Here’s his latest offering as we announce “Bleek Noir in ‘cover version’ shock!”
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.
COLOURSØUND – COLOURSØUND II: Album Review
Twenty years on from their debut work, Mike Peters and Billy Duffy decide it’s time to follow up with COLOURSØUND II.
Giancarlo Erra – Departure Tapes: Album Review
An outpouring of music proves the ideal therapy for Giancarlo Erra on Departure Tapes.
Tramlines Festival – our ones to watch
We’re all geared up for Tramlines 2021 and have a few bands that we’ve missed badly and dying to see play live again…
Mountain Caller – Chronicle : Prologue: EP Review
Mountain Caller move forward by looking back and providing a prologue to the Chronicle album.
Joe Danks – Seaspeak: Album Review
Joe Danks does songs and stories from the National Maritime Museum.
Little Steven & The Disciples Of Soul – Summer Of Sorcery Live: Album Review
Little Steven and his magnificent troupe test the stamina with a passion-fuelled outpouring of Rock and Soul.
Duncan Lyall – Milestone: Album Review
Musician / Producer / Composer Duncan Lyall wears all his hats on his new solo album
Little Sparrow – Alone: Single Review
Alone – the new single from Little Sparrow – continues the countdown to her new album.
Hushtones – Sinking: New Single Review
Sinking, the new single from Liverpool’s Hushtones is out now.
Dim Gray – Flown: Album Review
Dim Gray add their own unique stamp to whatever classes as the post-progressive tag.
Plenty – Enough: Album Review
The Tim Bowness contribution to 2021 is a fascinating trip to his formative days. Enough by Plenty sows the seeds for a future generation.
The Holy Family – s/t : Album Review
The Holy Family – David J Smith and friends – take us on a swirling psychedelic trip.
Various Artists – I’m A Freak Baby 3: Album Review
I’m A Freak baby (vol 3) takes ‘A Further Journey Through The British Heavy Psych And Hard Rock Underground Scene (1968-1973)’
That Joe Payne – By Name By Nature Tour: DVD/Album Review
That Joe Payne overcomes the odds, fights back against adversity and records a live show in the most challenging of times.