Hawkwind – There Is No Space For Us: Album Review
A chilled out Hawkwind on a different trip as they find themselves slap bang in the middle of a purple patch.
Samantha Whates & MG Boulter – Flower Days: Album Review
Third album collaboration between Scottish singer-songwriter Samantha Whates and Southend scenester MG Boulter.
Steph Cameron – Blood Moon: Album Review
First album in ten years from Saskatoon Polaris Music Prize nominee Steph Cameron. Blood Moon offers dreams, inspiration, food for thought and musical satisfaction in equal measure
Perfect Stranger – Unfinished Business: Album Review
Unfinished Business by Perfect Stranger is an album that winningly combines music that is challenging and thought provoking.
Beirut – A Study Of Losses: Album Review
A Study Of Losses is the brand new album from Beirut. Wallow in the placid tones of Zach Condor’s compositions which will challenge expectations.
Time! Gentlemen! – Pub Rock Rhythm ‘N’ Grooves – Classic Cuts & Rarities 1974-1982: Boxset Review
Cherry Red takes another dive into London’s Pub Rock scene of the mid-late 1970s. A potent reminder that we had us a real good time…
Elana Sasson – In Between: Album Review
A fusion of Persian poetry, Kurdish traditional songs, jazz harmonies and Latin rhythms. The new album from Elana Sasson delivers on every front.
Dr. Strangely Strange – Anti-Inflammatory: Album Review
As normally odd as ever, this shows the Strangelies of Dr Strangely Strange to have become comfortably quirky in their eighties.
Grey DeLisle – The Grey Album: Album Review
20 songs cover every aspect of human interaction. The Grey Album – album #9 from prolific singer-songwriter and voice actress Grey DeLisle.
Tern – Flyway: Album Review
A band for or every season, featuring several cultures, Tern, Tern, Tern. Flyway is a captivating debut.
Brown Horse – All The Right Weaknesses: Album Review
If these are their weaknesses, God help us when we see the strengths of Brown Horse!
Filkin’s Drift – Glan: Album Review
Anglo-Welsh duo Filkin’s Drift assemble the songs and tunes that inspired them during their 2023 walking tour along the Welsh Coastal Path for a debut album with a difference!
Andrew Ferguson as SIASA – Different Kinds Of Folk: Album Review
Edinburgh musician/poet/novelist Andrew Ferguson pursues his SIASA project as, prompted by Dylan – and the life experiences of himself and others – he asks “What is Folk?”
Arch Enemy – Blood Dynasty: Album Review
Arch Enemy push their boundaries with a fearsome new collection.
Various Artists – A New Awakening: Adventures In British Jazz 1966-1971: Album Review
A New Awakening documents, how jazz found a new vital relevance and a widening audience, embracing rock, blues and folk influences.