Dirty Honey – Mayhem & Revelry Live: Album Review
Dirty Honey right at home – onstage with their own contribution to the genre defining classic double live album.
Dirty Honey right at home – onstage with their own contribution to the genre defining classic double live album.
A stunning debut album from the Liverpool based guitar virtuoso Danny Bradley. Prepare to be charmed and astounded…
More well-thumbed vignettes of gothic country noir, seeped in some Southern soul sauce from The Delines.
Songs inspired by women – The View vocalist Kyle Falconer visits his back catalogue and rediscovers some gems.
Dean Owens, our favourite Leither is back, this time embroidering his wares with some well heeled Italianana; spaghetti (country and) western, maybe, for an album better than that pun.
The Regulator is a fine example of the impeccable guitar playing of Artie Zaitz, perfectly melding together jazz and blues influences.
Granite is as granite does. Lakeman the Devonian hews ever deeper into his heritage.
The Gavin Fairhall Lever trio on complex fusions of folk and jazz, Balkan and Celtic, meet to nourish those hungry for proto-prog brain food.
Punchy debut album from Everyone Says Hi – ex-Kaiser Chiefs drummer/songwriter and a bunch of his famous(ish) mates.
Songs of addiction, grief, family history and New York City. Holly Lovell paints a vivid picture of “a person that mattered” on her new album, Hello Chelsea.
One step forward, two steps back, in the latest chapter of the Dream Theater saga as ‘MP’ resumes his rightful place on the drum stool.
This Is Music: The Singles from The Verve is celebrating it’s 20th anniversary. As such, the collection is re-thought for a first ever vinyl release.
Dorie Jackson flies once again – expect the unexpected from the House of Kaprekar. No Prog required.
A warming celebration of winter traditions from trailblazing Massachusetts vocal quartet, Windborne.
Rousing UK Americana/folk/prog band Morganway unlock a vivid and varied third treasure chest of power and positivity.