Alex Henry Foster – The Fragile Beauty (Of New Morning Hopes): Album Review
Fragile Beauty – the latest stage in the evolution of Alex Henry Foster.
Breabach – Gathering Ground: Album Review
Breaking new ground and terra firma alike, Breabach are back with a beauty.
Nektar – Journey To The Centre Of The Eye: Album Review
For an album that is approaching 60 years old, Nektar’s part science-fiction tale and part nuclear war protest is, with the aid of a remix, astoundingly fresh.
The Flower Kings – Hope: Album Review
37 years on, The Flower Kings are still Progging intently with the best of them in a grand, glowing adventure.
Dean Owens & The Sinners – All Our Sins: Album Review
Just what the doctor ordered, Dean Owens releases a live in the studio set, in time for Christmas, making him, at least, a good boy in the ATB eye.
Various Artists – Before The Gold Rush – An American Country Rock Anthology 1966-1973: Boxset Review
Before The Gold Rush charts the genesis and development of country rock, from its beginnings in the 1960s to its first blossoming.
Talisk – Stems From This: Album Review
From seeds scattered previously, Talisk harvest a bumper new crop of rediscovered bangers, having you both counting your fingers and tapping your toes.
Neil Ardley – Kaleidoscope Of Rainbows: Album Review
Neil Ardley’s impressive and groundbreaking jazz rock masterpiece is available in a remastered CD version.
Richard Thompson – Hippies, Thugs and Heroes: Album Review
Richard Thompson – ‘The finest rock songwriter since Dylan and the best electric guitarist since Hendrix’ – is back with an album that sits high in the canon.
Wolves In The Throne Room – Estuary: Album Review
The influential Wolves In The Throne Room deliver their latest black metal opus; Estuary.
Quicksilver Messenger Service – Who Do You Love? The Recordings 1967-1972: Album Review
West Coast improvisational legends, Quicksilver Messenger Service, are celebrated across a seven-disc box set.
Yôkaї – Humboldt: album Review
Belgian 6-piece experimentalists Yôkaї open the next chapter of their story, stripping things back with new album Humboldt,
Insomnium – Netherworlds: Album Review
Thirty years is a long time to stay sad, but few bands have turned sorrow into a career quite as gracefully as Insomnium.
Track Dogs – Still At The Music: Album Review
Track Dogs celebrate 20 years on the track, as they cast their catchy field wider than ever. The best mariachi ragtime band in the world?
Mother Of Graves – The Light That Keeps Us: Album Review
Carved from grief and crowned with melody, The Light That Keeps Us lingers long after its final note has faded.