The Slow Readers Club – 91 Days In Isolation: Album Review
The Slow Readers Club don’t let the grass grow under their feet and use the lockdown to put together a new album.
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.
Jenny Sturgeon – The Living Mountain: Album Review
Jenny Sturgeon pays homage to the natural world in an all encompassing piece of creative art. The Living Mountain is a love letter to the Cairngorms.
Dave Brock of Hawkwind: Interview
We chat to a genuine legend. Dave Brock from Hawkwind fills us in on his and the band’s current comings and goings.
Dyble Longdon – Between A Breath And A Breath: Album Review
Judy Dyble and David Longdon. Their mutual admiration results in an album that serves as a beautiful swan song.
Lunatraktors – Bonefires: EP Review
Bleak times call for bold measures. Lunatraktors give us something to be going on with while we await the follow up to This Is Broken Folk.
Blue Oyster Cult – The Symbol Remains: Album Review
Blue Oyster Cult return with The Symbol Remains. Their first new music for night on twenty years.
The Also-Ran – Collapse All: Single Review
Debut single from The Also-Ran. All the details and a chance to listen in to what’s likely from their hopefully imminent album.
Ultravox – Vienna (40th Anniversary): Album Review
A classic if ever there were one. The 40th Anniversary version of Vienna by Ultravox with all the trimmings goes under the microscope.
Kris Drever – Where The World Is Thin: Album Review
Kris Drever adds to his already impressive solo library of work with Where The World Is Thin.
Robert Plant – Digging Deep: Subterranea: Album Review
A journey through the solo recordings of Robert Plant. From 1982’s Pictures At Eleven to three new tracks. It’s all here. And no Zep…
Iron Maiden – On Track: Book Review
The latest On Track assesses the work of possibly the greatest of all British Metal bands, the mighty Iron Maiden.
Red Spektor – Heart Of The Renewed Sun: Album Review
Red Spektor go to the Heart Of The Renewed Sun on their new album. A trip that involves an overload of fizzing heavy blues rock.
Pink Floyd In The 1970’s – Georg Purvis: Book Review
Georg Purvis takes an overview of the classic period of Pink Floyd in the 1970s.
Michael J Sheehy – Distance Is The Soul Of Beauty: Album Review
Michael J Sheehy is known to us. For anyone else used to the exciting blues uzi grooves of Miraculous Mule, prepare for a different experience.
The Ocean – Phanerozoic II, Mesozoic / Cenozoic: Album Review
New meisterwork from The Ocean. We’re told it’s “more progressive and perverse” which suits us. Does it live up to the promise?