The Shackleton Trio: Album Review
Fascinating yarns and vibrant tunes – The Shackleton Trio prepare to celebrate their 10th anniversary in style.
Nick Magnus – A Strange Inheritance: Album Review
Nick Magnus goes all out on a seafaring pirate narrative.
Fat Dog – WOOF: Album Review
London band Fat Dog are finally here with their debut album WOOF, an album heavily anticipated through the band’s rambunctious live shows and infectious singles.
The Deslondes – Roll It Out: Album Review
A walloping great gumbo of southern styles and influences from
The Deslondes make this a recipe to be reckoned with.
Tarren – Outside Time: Album Review
Outside Time continues Tarren’s journey, rebuilding a folk tradition from the stones available.
Strictly Smokin’ Big Band – Strictly Smokin’ & Friends: Album Review
The Strictly Smokin’ Big Band bring the big band sound right up to date on an exciting and dynamic new album.
Lusa – The Colour Of Space: Album Review
Lusa are loose! Grab their digital footprint now, striking second gen Scottish synthesists from Skye.
Jamie Sutherland – The World As It Used To Be: Album Review
Big boned Americana from the Morayshire midwest, the Broken Records man Jamie Sutherland sets out on a second solo mission.
Gryphon – A Sonic Tonic: Album Review
Keeping alchemists busy since the 1500s, a first live recording for Elizabethan proggers Gryphon.
Rum Ragged – Gone Jiggin’: Album Review
Album No.5 from Newfoundland roots outfit Rum Ragged does exactly what it says on tin.
Wunderhorse – Midas: Album Review
Wunderhorse return with their new album, Midas. It follows the release of their 2022 album, Cub.
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Wild God: Album Review
After a five year gap, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds deliver a much needed shot of triumphant light.
Sabrina Carpenter – Short n’ Sweet: Album Review
Sabrina Carpenter shines once again in her sixth studio album, following the release of the 2022- album ‘emails i can’t send’.
Scarlet Rebels – Where The Colours Meet: Album Review
Scarlet Rebels fly the flag for seriously good fun Rock & Roll.
Thunder – The Complete EMI Recordings 1989-1995: Album Review
Legendary Brit rockers have all their EMI work collated through Cherry Red Records; an inimitable snapshot of a band who have their place cemented in rock history.