Tokyo Blade – Fury: Album Review
Tokyo Blade return with their latest full length player. Fury was recorded during lockdown and delivers 15 top notch slices of classic rock.
Aoife O’Donovan – Age Of Apathy: Album Review
Grammy-winning singer/songwriter, Aoife Donovan, shares her lifetime journey on Age Of Apathy.
Megan Henderson – Pilgrim Souls: Album Review
Top notch chamber folk from Breabach singer and fiddle player, Megan Henderson, sets itself ahead of the pack.
Boris – W: Album Review
Boris return with W; the follow up to 2020’s NO. As ever, the Japanese trio are in ground breaking and imperious form as they traverse an array of styles.
Hawkwind – Sonic Attack 40th Anniversary Edition: Album Review
Hawkwind forty years on – Sonic Attack gets a revisit.
Gilmore Trail – Impermanence: Album Review
Gilmore Trail end six years of silence with a brooding collection of atmospheric instrumental rock on Impermanence.
SOM – The Shape Of Everything: Album Review
SOM follow last year’s Awake EP and Billie Ellish cover with a mighty collection of powerful anecdotes.
Raine Hamilton – Brave Land: Album Review
Chamber folk concept album from Canadian prairie songstress Raine Hamilton.
Police Dog Hogan – Overground: Album Review
Hoganistas rejoice! A fifth album of driving and subtle Country Rock from Police Dog Hogan as the seven piece outfit go Overground.
Adam Ross – Staring At Mountains: Album Review
Staring At Mountain – a delightful stripped back leap forward for Randolph’s Leap frontman Adam Ross.
Nicky Thomas – Love Of The Common People: Album Review
Deluxe 2022 double-disc reissue of Trojan Records bestseller from Nicky Thomas.
Punch Brothers – Hell On Church Street: Album Review
Largely exquisite tribute/cover to Tony Rice’s Church Street Blues, his 1983 bluegrass masterclass from Punch Brothers.
Wiegedood – There’s Always Blood At The End Of The Road: Album Review
Extreme metal trio Wiegedood rip up the black metal rule book to expose and explore the filth that makes us.
Tony Martin – Thorns: Album Review
Tony Martin breaks his 15 year plus solo hiatus to deliver his next solo album. Thorns follows up Scream which was released in 2005.
Niteworks – A’ Ghrian: Album Review
Vibrant new music from Niteworks, Skye’s masters of Gaelictronica.