Opeth – On Track: Book Review
Sonicbond and On Track are back on our bookshelves with the mighty Opeth.
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.
Alunah – Strange Machine: Album Review
Hear the results of two years’ worth of experimentation and growth on the new album by Sabbath City’s Alunah.
Lili Refrain – Mana: Album Review
Lili Refrain explores and experiments with ominous textures on Mana.
Keston Cobblers Club – Alchemy: Album Review
Another shot of much appreciated bright and breezy inspiration from Keston Cobblers Club as they work their Alchemy.
Rush – Moving Pictures 40th Anniversary: Album Review
The classic 1981 Moving Pictures album from Rush gets the anniversary treatment.
The Blackheart Orchestra – Under The Headlights: New Single
The anticipation for the new album from The Blackheart Orchestra unfolds with the new single, Under The Headlights.
Graeme Armstrong – You Are Free: Album Review
Talisk guitar man Graeme Armstrong on a solo venture that shows another side to the day job.
Christos & The Violet Crown featuring Olina: EP Review
Four track EP from Christos & The Violet Crown featuring the vocal talents of Olina and the mysterious guitar of Christos.
Ceri Justice – Walk In Shadow: Album Review
Second album from Ceri Justice – Walk In Shadow – adds its weight to the musical legacy of Birmingham.
Drew Worthley & No Spinoza – Maxim: Album Review
Drew Worthley and No Spinoza combine on ten reworked nursery rhymes.
Son Of Dave – Call Me King: Album Review
The one man harmonica beatbox experience, Son Of Dave, in a bluesy thump, bump and wiggle.
Jim Shepherd – The Circle: Album Review
The Jasmine Minks man Jim Shepherd gets off his arse and gives us twelve golden nuggets.
Ruby Tingle – Lagoons: EP Review
Audio visual artist and performer, Ruby Tingle, on a seductive and sensual five track EP – Lagoons.
Toria Wooff – The Met, Bury: Live Review
The Met’s emerging showcase for the month partners Toria Wooff with Chloe Lawrence in a gentle acoustic double bill.
Envy Of None – Envy Of None: Album Review
rather intriguing collaboration between the well known and the lesser so on Envy Of None.