Little Steven & The Disciples Of Soul – Summer Of Sorcery Live: Album Review
Little Steven and his magnificent troupe test the stamina with a passion-fuelled outpouring of Rock and Soul.
The Little Unsaid – Lick The Future’s Lips: Album Review
The Little Unsaid release an enthralling new album in Lick The Future’s Lips.
Duncan Lyall – Milestone: Album Review
Musician / Producer / Composer Duncan Lyall wears all his hats on his new solo album
Dim Gray – Flown: Album Review
Dim Gray add their own unique stamp to whatever classes as the post-progressive tag.
Denney releases new single: News
Emma Denney releases her brand new single, Chemicals. If you like your lyrics personal and your synths all warm and fuzzy then this is for you.
At The Gates – The Nightmare Of Being: Album Review
At the Gates unleash their new album, The Nightmare Of Being. It stakes out new musical ground for the Swedish metal legends.
Fuzzy Lights – Burials: Album Review
Cambridge psych-folkists Fuzzy Lights return after 8-year hiatus with tales of sacrifice, burial and miscarriage
Plenty – Enough: Album Review
The Tim Bowness contribution to 2021 is a fascinating trip to his formative days. Enough by Plenty sows the seeds for a future generation.
The Holy Family – s/t : Album Review
The Holy Family – David J Smith and friends – take us on a swirling psychedelic trip.
Heavy Metal Round Up – June 2021
We take a look at some of the most recent heavy metal releases from the world of heavy metal. Our round up takes us to Europe and South America.
Various Artists – I’m A Freak Baby 3: Album Review
I’m A Freak baby (vol 3) takes ‘A Further Journey Through The British Heavy Psych And Hard Rock Underground Scene (1968-1973)’
Dear John – Blurred Vision (plus star guests) – Concert For War Child: Album Review
Dear John is a star-studded celebration of John Lennon’s 80th birthday – in aid of the War Child UK charity. It features Maxi Jazz, KT Tunstall and more…
Singles Round Up – June 2021
We take a look at a handful of recently released singles from vulpes, Venus Grrrls, TONYB., Morly and Lingua Ignota. They are all unique and wonderful.
Katherine Priddy – The Eternal Rocks Beneath: Album Review
A debut album from Katherine Priddy that exemplifies the storytelling qualities of folk music.
Greenslade – Temple Songs: The Albums (1973-1975): Album Review
Collected works of one of the 70s most interesting and musically able bands – Greenslade.