Malcolm Holcombe – Tricks Of The Trade: Album Review
Malcolm Holcombe takes us on a journey through blues, country, rock and bluegrass on Tricks Of The Trade.
HEISK – HEISK: Album Review
Joyful, vibrant and highly exciting – a stunning debut from Scotland’s funky female folksters, Heisk.
Johnny Lloyd – La La La: Album Review
The Tribes’ frontman, Johnny Lloyd, returns with a collection of joyous, anthemic singalongs.
The Cold Stares – Heavy Shoes: Album Review
Indiania duo, The Cold Stares, get very raw and very rootsy with a significant blast of unfiltered Blues Rock.
Who? What? When? Why? & Werewolves? – Hard Feelings: Album Review
Like a Whirlwind! Refreshing, quirky and subversive blast from Philadelphia Nügrass duo on the new album, Hard Feelings
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers – Angel Dream: Album Review
Warner Records unveil Angel Dream, a remixed, remastered and reimagined version of the 1996 album form Tom Petty – She’s The One.
Michael Woodman – Psithurism: Album Review
Thumpermonkey’s Michael Woodman goes solo with something a bit different, calling into place the expression ‘expect the unexpected’.
Hushtones – Greetings From The Other Side: Album Review
Hushtones follow up the promise of their Sinking single with an album that shows they’re more than just purveyors of lush pop sensibilities.
Various Artists – Separate Paths Together: An Anthology Of British Male Singer/Songwriters (1965-1975): Album Review
An extensive reappraisal of all corners of the singer/songwriter genre on Separate Paths Together via Grapefruit Records.
Maartin Allcock – OX15: Album Review
Talking Elephant Reissue OX15; the second solo album from the sadly missed multi-instrumentalist and former Fairport Convention & Jethro Tull man Maartin Allcock.
Paul Dutton – Parallel Spark: Album Review
Enjoyable collection of artful seventies-flavoured rock from New Jersey based Paul Dutton.
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.