Oh! You Pretty Things – Glam Queens and Street Urchins 1970-76: Album Review
We go back to the Seventies with Glam Queens And Street Urchins. It’s Glam, Jim, but maybe not as you know it!
Ryan Dugré – Three Rivers: Album Review
Immerse yourself in the widescreen Imagery from Brooklyn guitar virtuoso Ryan Dugré.
Tele Novella – Merlynn Belle: Album Review
Tele Novella presents Cowboys and Broadway – with a psychedelic twist!
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah – New Fragility: Album Review
Enigmatic, quirky, confident and ambitious – that’s the new 21st Century Indie collection from CYHSY
MFTJ – My Moms Getting A Horse: Album Review
MFTJ return for a second outing with their brand of instrumental prog soup flavoured with art-rock, hip-hop, hard rock and psychedelia.
Ricky Warwick – When Life Was Hard And Fast: Album Review
Ricky Warwick is a busy man. Great to hear his earthy tones on the new solo release that holds a few surprises.
LEWIS – Inside: Album Review
Lewis brings us Inside. The sound of the Apocalypse!
Davie Furey – Haunted Streets: Album Review
Haunted Streets sees the long awaited return of the Co. Laois troubadour Davie Furey.
Steady Rollin – Love & Loss: Album Review
Love & Loss from Steady Rollin is jam packed with adrenaline and character; play this one loud!
Kat Danser – One Eye Open: Album Review
This collection of blues styles from Kat Danser won’t get you down but provide a much-needed lift with polished music and poignant lyrics at the beginning of the year.
Black Pistol Fire – Look Alive: Album Review
The effervescent duo of Black Pistol Fire use synched bass and electronic drums to enhance their blend of stomping experimental rock.
Les Pauls (The Pauls) – Belief: Album Review
The two Pauls are Les Pauls and their Belief album carries both a spiritual and a more irreverent message.
Rich Krueger – The Troth Sessions: Album Review
Early demos collection from master satirist, Rich Krueger on the Troth Sessions.
The Mastelottos – A Romantic’s Guide To King Crimson: Album Review
Pat and Deborah Mastelotto seek out the pink in the King Crimson catalogue.
Mogwai – As The Love Continues: Album Review
Tenth studio album from Glasgow, Scotland’s Mogwai sees the band break new ground whilst retaining what makes them the revered band they are. Simon Tucker reviews.