DarWin – DarWin 2, A Frozen War: Album Review
DarWin follow up the debut album with the next in a planned series that addresses the challenges faced by mankind in the future.
Merry Hell – Emergency Lullabies: Album Review
Merry Hell follow up their Hourglass trilogy of single releases with the usual Sunday release of a full album that inspires love and togetherness and hopefully brings a sackful of hope.
Moriaty – The Die Is Cast: Album Review
Moriaty -the band who give it everything they have. They have to, there are only two of them. The Die Is Cast finds Jordan West and Matthew Partridge, erm, giving everything they have. To great effect.
Robin Trower, Maxi Priest and Livingstone Brown – United State Of Mind: Album Review
Diverse musical maestros combine to deliver a sublime fusion of guitar rock and R&B on United State Of Mind.
Uncut – Blue: Album Review
French trio Uncut release a blues-rock album which pays homage to 70’s rock and later heavier metal blues.
Lykantropi – Tales To Be Told: Album Review
Swedish occult rockers Lykantropi serve up a tasty portion of 1970 on Tales To Be Told.
Tom Petty – Wildflowers & All The Rest: Album Review
The 1994 album Wildflowers by Tom Petty has been released, remastered and extended with home recordings of discarded material and live concert recordings.
Midnight Oil – The Makarrata Project: Album Review
Veteran Aussie rockers, Midnight Oil, make powerful statement in support of Aboriginal land rights on their new album.
Stage Door Guy – Wroclaw: Album Review
Stage Door Guy – the post-blues-punk-poetry duo – release Wroclaw. A second multi-genre album with the maxim “it’s chaos out there, embrace it.”
John MOuse – The Goat: Album Review
Out digitally for a few months, John MOuse now releases The Goat in physical form on Keep Me In Your Heart Records.
Eagles – Live From The Forum MMXVIII: Album Review
All the hits, and more, from re-formed, revitalized AOR megastars, the Eagles.
Jon Gomm – The Faintest Idea: Album Review
A unique mix of warmth and virtuosity from Blackpool-born acoustic guitar supremo, Jon Gomm.
The Flower Kings – Islands: Album Review
The Flower Kings don’t feel the need to stem their creative juices as the inspiration, the muse has struck again and seen them craft a broad musical journey with Islands.
Procol Harum – Something Magic: Album Review
First released in March 1977, Something Magic by Procol Harum gets a remastered and expanded reboot with a live show from the period.
Thou & Emma Ruth Rundle – May Our Chambers Be Full: Album Review
Thou & Emma Ruth Rundle collaborate on a wondrous album that forms the latest instalment of Sacred Bones Records’ Alliance Series.