Stevieray Latham – Letters From Suburbia: EP Review
Dark, melodic, art-folk compositions from the young but ever-rising Stevieray Latham showcases his musical versatility on his newest engaging, diverse self-produced EP.
Them Dirty Dimes – In Gold We Trust: Album Review
The authentic sound of 1930s Chicago, via Groningen, NL and on the debut album from Them Dirty Dimes.
Israel Nash – Topaz: Album Review
Steely, soulful rejections of social injustice from Israel Nash
The Rumjacks – Hestia: Album Review
Rousing songs of booze and rebellion from reinvigorated Aussie Celtic punks The Rumjacks on their new album, Hestia.
Portable Radio – Portable Radio: Album Review
Manchester power pop trio return with their debut LP full of summer and sunlight. Set your time machine to the 70’s.
Ariel Posen – Headway: Album Review
Second solo outing for Winnipeg’s “Laidback Springsteen”, Ariel Posen.
Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne – Rakes & Misfits: Album Review
Rakes & Misfits finds Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne makes the concertina sexy.
Zed Mitchell – Route 69: Album Review
Simmering, shimmering and shivering guitar from the German guitar maestro Zed Marshall on his Route 69 album.
Jon Boden – Last Mile Home: Album Review
Jon Boden revisits the themes explored on Songs From The Floodplain and Afterglow as his ‘climate change trilogy’ comes to a conclusion.
The Alarm – WAЯ: Album Review
The Alarm release WAЯ – an album written, recorded and released in 50 days between January 6th and February 26th 2021.
Ninebarrow – A Pocketful Of Acorns: Album Review
Ninebarrow craft another exquisite collection of music inspired by nature
Holy Monitor – Southern Lights: Album Review
Athens psych-rockers Holy Monitor is a quintet whose sound incorporates elements of krautrock, space-rock and ambient music.
Valley Maker – When The Day Leaves: Album Review
When The Day Leaves by Valley Maker offers contemplative songs to rebalance the uncertainty of our times
Peter James Millson – Selected Works: Album Review
Collected songs of contentment from the career of Bridport songwriter, Peter James Millson.
Be Bop Deluxe – Drastic Plastic: Album Review
The final Be Bop Deluxe album, Drastic Plastic is truly Plastic Fantastic, making its bow to complete an excellent reissue series.