Eugene McGuinness – Eugene McGuinness versus The Universe: Album Review
Raw, mysterious and thoroughly entrancing. Eugene McGuinness versus The Universe is a mellow, melodic, masterful mélange of sweet off-kilter pop
Long Distance Calling – The Phantom Void: Album Review
Long Distance Calling return with an immersive audio visual post rock box of treasure.
Dave Whetstone – Winding To You: Album Review
Squeezy pleezy celebration, as Whetstone and co. plunder their illustrious past.
Riverflame – Lunar Crusades: Album Review
Riverflame is new band formed from members of Ponte Del Diavolo and Hail Spirit Noir. They create a proper journey back to the heroic times of old.
Sicarius – Nex: Album Review
Sicarius mark the return of founding member Argyris with third album, Nex.
Jim Moray – Gallants: Album Review
Inveterate updater of English folk songs. Jim Moray, brings another set of 19th Century classics into the 21st with his characteristic aplomb
Brown Horse – Total Dive: Album Review
If horses are for courses, this 3rd course is fit for a banquet; the Brown Horse canter remains unabated.
The Long Version – Late Bloomer: Album Review
Blooming lovely! It may be late and even long overdue, but we’re ready for more from The Long Version.
Crippled Black Phoenix – Sceaduhelm: Album Review
Album number thirteen for Crippled Black Phoenix delivers a career highlight that rewards those willing to immerse themselves in the moment.
Bethany Lyn – Get Set: Album Review
Debut album from Oxford singer, songwriter and producer Bethany Lyn. Get Set is a showcase for a potent blend of jazz, folk, pop, and funk.
Spirit Adrift – Infinite Illumination: Album Review
Good News: The Alchemical sonic melting pot, collectively known as Spirit Adrift, has released their new album! Bad News: Infinite Illumination will be their sixth and final album
The Thief of Time – We Are Cosmic: EP Review
With the Artemis shuttle and the crew sending back images of Earth from orbit, the timing of this latest release from the electro-synth outfit, The Thief of Time, couldn’t be better timed.
Kyle Falconer – Lovely Night Of Terror: Album Review
Kyle Falconer returns with his fourth solo studio album, that continues his journey away from his Brit-Indie roots of The View.
Zanjeer – Seher-e-Maqhoor: Album Review
Forging multilingual hardcore fury into a weapon against oppression and channelling global resistance through raw, uncompromising hardcore the debut album from Zanjeer is a frenzied attack on the world.
Pete Gioconda – Up You: Album Review
New wave, psychedelic, jazz and folk rock influences join forces behind Pete Gioconda’s outlandish, poetic, lyrics for Up You – unlike anything else you’ll hear this year!