Tim Garland & Geoffrey Keezer – MEZZO: Album Review
MEZZO documents a dazzling partnership between the mezzo-soprano saxophone and piano, featuring the finely honed talents of Tim Garland and Geoffrey Keezer.
Quick Takes – April 2026: Album Reviews
Quick Takes for April ’26…. Burned As Witches, Argovia, Hannah James & Toby Kuhn, Tyketto, White Denim, Sam Grassie & Wayward Jane
Hrob – Brána chladu: Album Review
A harrowing descent into some of the most grotesque and atmospheric death metal ever crafted as Hrob unleash their debut album.
Gren Bartley – Sunsets, Circles And Waves: Album Review
English troubadour Gren Bartley exposes his personal thoughts, poetically and musically, allowing us an insight into his life philosophy.
Six Feet Under – Next To Die: Album Review
Thirty years in and Six Feet Under return with refocused, groove power assault that pushes back against recent criticism.
Ella Clayton – Could It Be You?: Album Review
Sophomore album from East London singer-songwriter Ella Clayton. Could It Be You? holds moments of revelation and flashes of strength.
Emily Portman – Dominion Of Spells: Album Review
Ancient folk stories inspire tales of modern-day transformation on Emily Portman’s harmony-driven record, her solo outing in a decade
The Milk Carton Kids – Lost Cause Lover Fool: Album Review
The Milk Carton Kids supply a soundtrack for the (hopefully) pastoral summer days to come with their 7th album, Lost Cause Lover Fool.
Topette!! – Tazon: Album Review
Our favourite Anglo-French folk ‘supergroup’ Topette!! are here again with an eclectic mix of dance tunes, all performed with that unique Topette!! zip.
Cala – Cala: Album Review
Super! Calaproggylicious funky club night ceilidh beats from Cala.
Gilmore & Roberts – A Moment Back In Time: Album Review
A joyful release from Gilmore & Roberts as they revive and relive their shared past, looking back and moving forward.
All You Good Good People – Britpop & Beyond 1995 – 1999: Album Review
All You Good Good People celebrates the heyday of Britpop with choice slices and deep cuts of unabashed optimism and emotional undercurrents.
fabric – Until We Are Free: Album Review
Debut album from fabric fuses Afrobeat, soul, bossa nova and funk into sunlit groove that double as a call for identify, equality and communion.
Honey & The Bear – A Wish & A Tide: Album Review
English exquisita from East Anglia, ornamental and elegant, Honey and the Bear are sounding ever more like a joy.
Wrang – Verwording: Album Review
Wrang have spent over a decade developing their sound within the Netherlands’ increasingly vibrant black metal scene, and with Verwording, their third full-length, they’ve crafted their most cohesive work to date.