Fontaines D.C – Romance: Album Review
It’s hard to think of a band who have as much hype as Fontaines D.C. The band are back for their 4th album with a new look, a new label and new sound.
Charlie Overbey – In Good Company: Album Review
Charlie Overbey – distinguished practitioner of alt-country and all things Americana – enlists the services of a host of talented friends for his new album.
Bill Callahan – Resuscitate!: Album Review
Special guest reviewer Peter Beatty follows up his Why I Love on Bill Callahan by reviewing his latest album…
Blues Pills – Birthday: Album Review
Blues Pills’ fourth aims for a boundary-less and expectation free trip.
Simon Care & Gareth Turner – Two’s Up Two : Album Review
Squeezer heaven from dynamic duo, Care & Turner, repackaging old glories and unleashing some, if sadly, posthumous new ones.
Sam Carter – Silver Horizon: Album Review
Rich and sparse in equal measure, Sam Carter takes a beautiful rod to himself, producing some of his best music yet.
Tinkertown – American Gothic: Album Review
Eagerly-awaited debut album from Boston collective, Tinkertown. It’s everything we hoped for – and more!
Hamish Hawk – A Firmer Hand : Album Review
Hamish Hawk takes A Firmer Hand – Daring, daunting and, yes, disingenuous, but darn good for all that.
Renaissance – Tuscany: Album Review
Renaissance’s 2001 studio album Tuscany is reissued in a superb new package with a great live concert recording.
Elles Bailey – Beneath The Neon Glow: Album Review
Given an invitation by Elles Bailey to sit back, buckle up and enjoy the ride, it would be churlish to refuse…
Alan Prosser – Folkzone : Album Review
Always one of Oysterband’s pearls, Prosser pops out an eclectic selection from his personal collection of studio dabblings.
Mark Winkler – The Rules Don’t Apply: Album Review
Mark Winkler delivers a fine new album, permeated with some great jazz vocal performances.
Bywater Call – Shepherd: Album Review
With a handful of singles currently on release, Canada based Bywater Call give us their latest studio album, Shepherd.
Personal Trainer – Still Willing: Album Review
Pop Music to keep you on your toes. The second album from Amsterdam outfit Personal Trainer gives a glimpse of what The Velvet Underground would have been doing if they’d made it to 2024.
Squackett – A Life Within A Day: Album Review
The Steve Hackett / Chris Squire project – the amusingly titled Squackett – from 2012 gets a remaster and 5.1 mix to boot.