Levellers (Collective) – Together All The Way: Album Review
A bunch of folkies from Brighton prove they’re not beyond such a comparison, with a further visceral acoustic take of the back catalogue.
The Lost Trades – Petrichor: Album Review
Lost Trades follow up their award-winning debut with Petrichor – an album that should match its success.
Genesis – BBC Broadcasts: Album Review
We assess the BBC Broadcasts set from Genesis and its place in amongst the bands live releases.
Dan Walsh – O’Neill’s Tunes: Album Review
Dan Walsh does O’Neill’s Tunes -Heaven for both the seasoned banjophile and the banjocurious, which may even convert the odd banjophobe.
Gwil Owen – The Road To The Sky: Album Review
A sublime blend of country, rock and Little Feat-style southern funk. The new album from Nashville singer-songwriter Gwil Owen is an all-round triumph
Haken – Fauna: Album Review
The might of Haken knows no boundaries on their latest musical tome.
Will Pound & Jenn Butterworth – Volume One : Album Review
A terrific pell-mell helter-skelter whirl through the possibilities of harmonica, box and guitar, from Will Pound and Jenn Butterworth. Also features voice.
Daoirí Farrell – The Wedding Above In Glencree: Album Review
Fourth album from Irish troubadour Daoirí Farrell finds him in confident shape.
La Ratte – Astray: Album Review
Competent, convincing lexicon of Americana from Dutch/Deutsch trio, La Ratte on the Astray album.
Trapeze – Don’t Stop The Music – Complete Recordings Vol 1: 1970-1992: Boxset Review
The first three albums from Trapeze – “The finest three-piece band never to make it,” plus live recordings
Dominic Sanderson – Impermanence: Album Review
Impermanence is the new album release by Dominic Sanderson, just a year after his stunning debut EP Discarded Memories.
Reg Meuross – Stolen From God, a folk song-cycle: Album Review
On Stolen From God, Reg Meuross unravels facts about Britain’s involvement in the Triangular Trade of slaves in the 17th and 18th centuries.
The Order Of The 12 – Lore Of The Land: Album Review
Psychedelic wyrdness of a distant age through a prism. Darkly.
Asia – Fantasia Live in Tokyo 2007: Album Review
It’s the year 2007 and Asia are partying like it’s 1982, celebrating 25 years since their landmark debut.
The Barracudas – Drop Out With The Barracudas: Box Set Review
Snotty, surfy psych-punk/power-popsters the Barracudas, catching every wave from their first few summers.