Beach Boys – Feel Flows: Album Review
To celebrate 50 years of The Beach Boys’ timeless music , Capitol/UMe release an expansive 5CD and digital box set titled Feel Flows – The Sunflower and Surf’s Up Sessions, 1969-1971.
Third Ear Band – Mosaics, The Albums 1969-1972: Album Review
A new look at the first three albums from the Ultimate Experimentalists, Third Ear Band.
Steve Ashley – Steve Ashley’s Family Album Revisited: Album Review
Welcome return of a classic, lost album from Steve Ashley.
Green Diesel – After Comes The Dark: Album Review
A prog inflected tip of the hat to classic 70s folk-rock with added post-punk rhythm section from Green Diesel.
Ali Comerford – Knots: Album Review
Endearing debut album from classical violist turned multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter Ali Comerford
Swallow the Sun – 20 Years of Gloom, Beauty and Despair – Live in Helsinki: Album Review
Swallow The Sun release an incredible career spanning live album, covering all musical sides of this towering metal band from Finland.
Daniel De Vita – Lost in Translation: Album Review
Daniel De Vita shows us the full range of his experimental guitar and production skills with his tight Argentinian unit on this new Lunaria Records release Lost In Translation.
Angel Snow – Low: Album Review
Angel Snow presents a ‘listen in one sitting’ challenge with an intimate and revealing and set of songs.
Stranger Girl – Black Hole Radio: EP Review
Brighton based Stranger Girl return with their brand new EP full of foot stomping indie pop rock.
David Crosby – For Free: Album Review
That late period renaissance just keeps on flowing from David Crosby, who turns 80 years old in a few weeks.
Jackie Leven – Straight Outta Caledonia: Album Review
First ever “Greatest Hits” collection of a great, yet overlooked, talent in the form of Jackie Leven.
Rodney Crowell – Triage: Album Review
Rodney Crowell offers a deeply personal contemplation of the political, climatic and economic upheavals of our times.
Heavy Water – Red Brick City: Album Review
The Byford family come together on Heavy Water as they swing and swagger their way through Red Brick City.
Steve Dawson – At The Bottom Of A Canyon In The Branches Of A Tree: Album Review
Steve Dawson showcases his wide array of musical skills on his new album which oozes ’70s singer-songwriter charm whilst being entirely of the moment.
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.