Gåte – Nord: Album Review
Gåte find strength in small things as they dive back into their Norwegian folk roots.
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.
Gåte find strength in small things as they dive back into their Norwegian folk roots.
Jon Gomm – found guilty of mesmerising The Bread Shed with a combo of mind boggling guitar work and some most excellent songs. And more…
We’re dancin’ on a Friday night with The Darkness and Massive Wagons at Manchester Academy.
A record of the Airbag acoustic set streamed in early Autumn of 2020.
They’ve raised sand, now Robert Plant and Alison Krauss raise the roof in the most subtle fashion.
Thirty years of Levelling The Land – celebrated in style in Manchester by The Levellers.
Fourth Moon release album number two with Austrian, French, Scottish and Italian influences thrown into the pot.
The Ocean take their ambitious work into the live arena. Phanerozoic Live captures them at their devastating best.
Behemoth’s Nergal emerges in the guise of Me And That Man in the follow up to the Vol. 1 album of the same name.
Hannah James and Toby Kuhn collaborate on a blend of English Folk and European melodies.
Marillion give another outstanding Manchester perfromance
Seth Lakeman and his band celebrate fifteen years of Freedom Fields and mark the new album in Manchester.
Maybeshewill return from a lengthy absence with an independently produced meisterwork.
1960 on Pipe Records -the 23rd album from Martyn Joseph finds him coming to understand who he is and what life is.
Marillion return to the live stage this month. We mull over their ten date tour.