Lee “Scratch” Perry and Friends – Land of Kinks: The Jamaican Upsetter Singles – 1970: Album Review
A sprawling insight into the birth of dub reggae via Lee “Scratch” Perry – with a few poppy treats thrown for good measure…
Gleb Kolyadin – Mobula: Album Review
Mesmerizing and hypnotic tunes from Iamthemorning pianist/composer Gleb Kolyadin and his ensemble.
Matt Edible & The Obtuse Angels – The Optometrist: Album Review
Punk, Balladry, Americana, Britpop, Metal and Folk – all are present and correct on this latest offering from Hull legend Matt Edible.
Fish – The Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool: Live Review
We join Fish in Liverpool as he nears the end of the road to the isles.
Camel – Moonmadness (Remastered): Album Review
Camel album #4 – into the classic era with what could be their magnum opus.
Camel – Mirage (Remastered): Album Review
Mirage – Camel album #2 gets remastered with all the trimmings in an Esoteric Camel fest.
Yachts: Missing In Action, The Lost Tapes 1980-81: Album Review
Long lost Yachts LP finally gets a release in a great CD/LP package.
Everon – Shells: Album Review
Everon return with Shells to beat a path of progressive rocking, melodic metalling and symphonic grandeur.
Dominic Sanderson – Blazing Revelation: Album Review
It’s a while since we heard from Dominic Sanderson, a much lauded figure in Prog circles, but it’s been worth the wait as he releases Blazing Revelation .
The GPs – In 1981 There Was… The GPS: Album Review
Rediscovered recordings of the short-lived folk-rock ‘Supergroup,’ The GPs. Could this be the spark for an unexpected reunion??
Jenn Butterworth – Her By Design: Album Review
February folds with the reveal that the folk tradition has a new giant, hiding in plain sight. Until now. Step forward Jenn Butterworth.
Avantasia -Here Be Dragons: Album Review
Avantasia welcome us to the creepshow with a cast of many and a musical extravaganza to match.
Bradley Simpson – The Panic Years: Album Review
Bradley Simpson makes quite the impression with The Panic Years, his debut album, following the success of his singles as a solo artist.
Eyes Of Blue – The Light We See, The Recordings 1969-1971: Album Review
Pioneers of progressive rock, the music of Eyes Of Blue is celebrated in an excellent new box set.
Sam Fender – People Watching: Album Review
Sam Fender makes his return with his new album, following the release of 2021’s highly-acclaimed Seventeen Going Under. Does album three hit the mark?